Eagle Eye Networks, the global pioneer in cloud video surveillance released the 2022 edition of its annual Trends in Video Surveillance ebook, a forecast for business leaders and owners who want to understand the physical security landscape and plan for success in 2022.
“Almost two years into the global pandemic, businesses have experienced sustained disruptions in the supply chain, labor shortage challenges, and vast changes in workplace routines,” said Dean Drako, Eagle Eye Networks CEO. “Business owners’ reliance on video surveillance is increasing because the security and operational insights provided by video surveillance are helping them adapt to the new business environment. Concurrently, the emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) combined with cloud video surveillance promises better, faster, and more accurate analytics for security and business optimisation. We expect businesses to rely even more on cloud-based AI analytics to help them thrive in 2022.”
Video Surveillance Trends for 2022:
- Businesses want the flexibility to add customised analytics to their video surveillance systems.
- Video surveillance will help businesses impacted by the labor shortage do more with less.
- More customers are understanding the business intelligence value of video surveillance.
- Pandemic trends around remote work and home and curbside delivery are here to stay.
- Interoperability is key to data management and security.
- Network / IP
- Remote surveillance
- Office surveillance
- Retail surveillance
- Mass surveillance
- Hotel surveillance
- Digital video surveillance
- IP video surveillance
- Campus security systems
- Physical security
- Security cameras
- Covert cameras
- Security camera systems
- IP Surveillance
- Industrial surveillance
- Hybrid surveillance systems
- Museum surveillance
- Mobile surveillance
- Green security
- Outdoor video surveillance
- Indoor surveillance
- Day/Night surveillance
- Covert Surveillance
- Prison surveillance
- Video Management System
- Network Video Recorders
- Infrared Surveillance
- Artificial intelligence (AI)
- Video surveillance
- COVID-19
- Machine Learning
