Large-scale video surveillance users, including critical infrastructure and mega-projects in the Middle East, and applications demanding extended storage periods, will benefit from up to 40% savings on video storage hardware stacks, thanks to a new partnership between IDIS and Secure Logiq.
IDIS and Secure Logiq partnership
End-to-end solutions from IDIS, the largest in-country manufacturer of trusted South Korean-made video tech, are widely used in the region, with large-scale applications ranging from oil and gas to critical infrastructure and banking.
Secure Logiq is the industry’s renowned independent manufacturer of specialised server technology optimised for HD surveillance applications.
IDIS video solutions
The partnership also addresses the increasing demand in the region for hybrid surveillance solutions
The newly formalised partnership between the two companies allows IDIS video solutions to be designed with hardware stacks reduced by up to 40%, driving better value from operating costs and maintenance.
The partnership also addresses increasing demand in the region for hybrid surveillance solutions, with a growing number of users choosing to store critical video footage in the cloud, while keeping the majority of video stores on-premise.
Secure Logiq’s powerful H series
"We have been delighted with the collaboration between our product management teams testing IDIS’s feature-rich VMS, IDIS Solution Suite, deployed on Secure Logiq’s powerful H series servers and delivering incredible performance results," said Robin Hughes, Secure Logiq Co-Founder.
Robin Hughes adds, "Hundreds of real time full HD video streams were recorded to a single server, whilst barely impacting system resources. We are confident that the pairing of these pioneering software and hardware technology products is the perfect solution for the large scale enterprise CCTV projects we are seeing in the Middle East region."
Collaboration with Secure Logiq
Dennis Choi, General Manager, IDIS Middle East & Africa, stated integration of the two companies’ technology would deliver meaningful system cost efficiencies, and improved performance, for large-scale video users.
"Both our companies have a strong presence in the Middle East and a track record of delivering customer-specific specialist video solutions for demanding applications, including those with 90-days-plus storage requirements," said Dennis Choi, adding "Our collaboration with Secure Logiq will strengthen our presence in the region and benefit many more users."
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