Friday, July 17th is your last chance to sign up for the July 2020 Video Surveillance 101 Course. This 2-day course is designed to help those new to the industry to quickly understand the most important terms, technologies, and trends. This a...
By IPVM Team - 23 days ago
IPVM's unique introduction to video surveillance series is now available as a 145-page eBook. Designed for managers, salespeople, and engineers new to video surveillance, this quickly gets professionals up to speed on the key terms, concepts, and ...
By IPVM Team - about 1 month ago
While ZKTeco USA's CEO objected to IPVM's SpeedFace+ 5" test results, saying the 8" version "outperforms" the 5" version, new IPVM testing shows that the 8" has the same problems or worse as the 5" one measuring temperature. We tested the ZKT...
By Derek Ward - about 2 months ago
Safe Zone presented its AI gunfire sensor the May 2020 IPVM Startups show. A 30-minute video from Safe Zone including IPVM Q&A Background on the company Key Positive factors to consider Key Negative factors to consider Presentatio...
By Brian Rhodes - about 2 months ago
Mobiqam presented its battery-powered, quick setup video surveillance system at the May 2020 IPVM Startups show. A 30-minute video from Mobiqam including IPVM Q&A Background on the company Key Positive factors to consider Key Negativ...
By Brian Rhodes - about 2 months ago
Qumulex presented its unified video management and access control system at the May 2020 IPVM Startups show. A 30-minute video from Qumulex including IPVM Q&A Background on the company Key Positive factors to consider Key Negative fa...
By Joey Walter - 2 months ago
Videoloft presented offsite cloud storage at the May 2020 IPVM Startups show. A 30-minute video from Videoloft including IPVM Q&A Background on the company Key Positive factors to consider Key Negative factors to consider
By Joey Walter - 2 months ago
This directory provides a list of video surveillance startups to help you see and research what companies are new or not yet broadly known. 2020 State of Video Surveillance Startups In the past year, the number and funding of video surveilla...
By IPVM Team - 3 months ago
Idemia presented its VisionPass AI Facial Recognition Access Reader at the April 2020 IPVM New Products show. Inside this report: A 30-minute video from Idemia including IPVM Q&A Background on the company Key Positive factors to cons...
By Brian Rhodes - 3 months ago
NetApp presented its hybrid S3 cloud video archive at the April 2020 IPVM New Products show. Inside this report: A 30-minute video from NetApp including IPVM Q&A Background on the company Key Positive factors to consider Key Negativ...
By Sean Patton - 3 months ago
Micron presented its 1TB MicroSD for VSaaS at the April 2020 IPVM New Products show. Inside this report: A 30-minute video from Micron including IPVM Q&A Background on the company and the new product Key Positive factors to consider ...
By Sean Patton - 3 months ago
The video surveillance market has changed significantly since 2000, going from VCRs to an emerging AI cloud era and now impacted by coronavirus. The goal of this history is to help professionals newer to the industry understand the important ...
By John Honovich - 3 months ago
Milestone presented its XProtect on AWS offering at the April 2020 IPVM New Products show. Inside this report: A 30-minute video from Milestone including IPVM Q&A Background on the company and the new product Key Positive factors to ...
By Sean Patton - 3 months ago
Micron has boldly proclaimed their latest 1TB microSD "eliminates the need for network video recorders", targeting the growing market of cloud-managed video surveillance. In this note, we examine this offering, with technical feedback from Mi...
By Sean Patton - 4 months ago
Pivot3 has conducted mass layoffs, the culmination of grand hopes, a quarter of a billion dollars in VC funding, and multiple failures to gain mass-market success. In this note, we include feedback from Pivot3 management and examine their steps...
By John Honovich and Sean Patton - 4 months ago
Video Surveillance as a Service (VSaaS) is the common industry term for cloud video. But what does it mean? How does it all work? Inside this guide, we explain the fundamentals step by step including: SaaS vs VSaaS Hosted vs Managed by Hy...
By IPVM Team - 5 months ago
This guide teaches the fundamentals of video surveillance storage. Inside we cover: Surveillance Storage NVR / Recorder Storage Camera / Edge Storage Network Storage Cloud Storage Specialized Surveillance Hard Drives Storage Capacity...
By IPVM Team - 5 months ago
The average resolution used, for new cameras, is now 4MP, according to new IPVM statistics, continuing the rise that we have mapped from 2014, 2016, and 2018. In this report, we examine responses from 200+ integrators, examining their reasons f...
By IPVM Team - 5 months ago
NetApp is increasing its efforts in video surveillance and told IPVM surveillance storage is the fastest-growing segment of its $6+ billion business. In this note, based on a discussion with NetApp about their product offerings, go-to-market, a...
By Sean Patton - 5 months ago
This guide teaches the fundamentals about video management software. Inside, we cover: NVR vs VMS Viewing Video - What are common client features? Layouts? Camera Lists? Timeline? Searching Video - How is video searched for? Time? Motion? ...
By IPVM Team - 5 months ago
Controlling access to hazardous environments requires equipment meeting specific ratings that certify they will not start fires or will not introduce potential contamination risks. Understanding those ratings mandate careful selection. Inside t...
By Brian Rhodes - 5 months ago
Cameras come in many shapes, sizes and specifications. This 101 examines the basics of cameras and features used in 2020. In this report, we review the basics of cameras, including: Core components of cameras Analog vs. IP cameras Common...
By IPVM Team - 5 months ago
VMS is ending. Soon every VMS will be a VSaaS. Competitive dynamics will be redrawn. What does this mean? VMS Historically On-Site Historically, VMS meant video management software that was deployed on-site. To the extent that it could be wa...
By John Honovich - 6 months ago
Video surveillance can be designed and deployed in a number of ways. This 101 examines the most common options and architectures used in 2020. Architectures are based on 5 fundamental decisions: Encoding - Where is the video encoded? Camera?...
By IPVM Team - 6 months ago
This directory provides definitions and explanations for over 90 common video surveillance industry terms, including links to related IPVM tutorials and guides. This directory will be continuously updated. If there is a term you want to be in...
By IPVM Team - 6 months ago
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