Video surveillance is by no means a new addition to the security market, and in fact, is one of the few solutions that almost every vertical requires. However, because so many VMS systems deployed today are outdated and utilise older technology, most businesses are not experiencing the full scope of security across their organisation as they could.
Containerised VMS v/s traditional VMS
Containerised VMS systems have all the prerequisites pre-configured and installed for functionality and do not need any additional frameworks or database software, meaning they are ready to implement instantly. Because these systems do not have separate networks or recording servers, deployments are hassle-free and built with complex global situations in mind.
“Containerised systems serve as a true enterprise solution that can scale regardless of an organisation’s unique requirements and are capable of fitting into any sized environment. From a small business with one camera stream to a multi-site deployment with thousands of IP camera systems globally, containerised VMS systems create a scalable, simple to use, and robust solution that can be tailored exactly to fit the organisation’s needs,” John Rezzonico, CEO, Edge360 & Surveill.
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