Access Control Server Guide
By Brian Rhodes
Electronic access control systems need to be managed. The 'server' though can range across: Panel based / 'serverless' systems Combo...
By Brian Rhodes - about 10 years ago
I am happy to announce that Marty Major [link no longer available] has joined IPVM full time to lead IPVM's training courses. Marty's mission will...
By John Honovich - about 10 years ago | 23 Comments
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Lack of VMS support for IP cameras with on-board storage has been a key barrier in restricting adoption. Now, Milestone has released 'ONVIF Edge...
By John Honovich - about 10 years ago | 2 Comments
A semiconductor company has launched its own security camera offering, selling over $1 million from a crowdfunding campaign that it bills as "the...
By John Honovich - about 10 years ago | 9 Comments
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Elerts, a mobile alerting startup, is pushing into video surveillance, led by integrations with big name VMSes and hiring of OnSSI's former...
By Brian Rhodes - about 10 years ago
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Analog HD is drawing a lot of attention. First there was Dahua and HDCVI. Now, many are talking about HDTVI. The big name associated with HDTVI is...
By John Honovich - about 10 years ago | 24 Comments
New entrants to the security market are few and far between. However, there is one area that is clearly driving new security startups -...
By Brian Rhodes - about 10 years ago | 7 Comments
Fresh off a successful fundraising campaign, Novi Security is making some bold claims: Its security system has "no contracts, no monthly fees,...
By Brian Rhodes - about 10 years ago | 5 Comments
Firmware updates are more vital than ever, with numerous critical vulnerabilities and backdoors discovered in the past year alone. Keeping...
By IPVM Team - about 10 years ago | 4 Comments
One of the most common complaints of senior integrators is poor job notes. Service technicians, especially junior ones, routinely screw this up,...
By Brian Rhodes - about 10 years ago | 7 Comments
Channel stuffing is becoming an important industry issue. First, there was an analyst firm's alert against Avigilon and now Mobotix's...
By John Honovich - about 10 years ago | 3 Comments
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This security startup smashed through their goal in 48 hours and have raised nearly $400,000 total. Inside, we analyze their competitive...
By Brian Rhodes - about 10 years ago
On Monday September 8th at 11am EDT, IPVM will host a webinar on Lenel OnGuard, doing a live review of the software and taking your questions...
By Brian Rhodes - about 10 years ago
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The most important emerging trend in video surveillance today is the emergence of non-IP HD cameras. But the conflicting go-to-market strategies...
By John Honovich - about 10 years ago | 25 Comments
By popular request, now you can visualize and optimize your own applications with your own images. The IPVM Camera Calculator has added personal...
By John Honovich - about 10 years ago | 11 Comments
Want to eliminate using keys or combinations? Replace them with your smartphone to control access. That's what startup Noke (pronounced 'no-key')...
By Brian Rhodes - about 10 years ago | 12 Comments
Installing surveillance in an elevator can be challenging. Small but wide areas, vandal resistance, and transmission methods all present challenges...
By Ethan Ace - about 10 years ago | 38 Comments
Want megapixel but don't want IP? That's the promise of HD SDI / HDcctv. In this tutorial, we examine what it is, how it differs from IP Megapixel...
By John Honovich - about 10 years ago
Reading building floorplans is a fundamental skilled needed for professional security projects. Floorplans can be large, detailed and...
By Brian Rhodes - about 10 years ago | 9 Comments
960H promises to increase analog resolution by 34%, transforming the traditional 4:3 aspect ratio image into a widescreen 'hi def' one, like this...
By John Honovich - about 10 years ago | 14 Comments
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