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Security InfoWatch.com recently featured Computerized Management Systems, Inc. (CMS),in a "Customer Success Story." It featured the Video IP Soltion that CMS designed for its client Coastal Sunbelt Produce. Security InfoWatch.com is one of the top security websites today.
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Dr. Henry Tyrangiel, President of CMS, recently served on the Baltimore County Shopping Center Security Surveillance Comittee.
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WHAT IS VIDEO IP-SURVEILLANCE?
IP is an abbreviation for Internet Protocol, the most common protocol for communication over computer networks and the Internet. An IP-Surveillance application creates digitized video streams that are transferred via a wired or wireless IP network, enabling monitoring and video recording as far away as the network reaches. It also enables integration with other |
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types of systems such as access control.
Network cameras are connected directly to an IP-based network and integrated with applications on the network, enabling users to have cameras at remote locations and view, store and analyze live video at another location, or multiple locations, over the network/Internet. Network cameras are forecast to comprise more than half of the security camera market by 2007.
Whether it's network cameras or analog cameras connected to video servers, or an installation that employs both camera types, IP-Surveillance is proving to be attractive in nearly all vertical markets. In numerous applications, this revolutionary technology is replacing traditional systems to reduce costs and increase safety.
Because of its scalability, among other advantages, IP-Surveillance is an established, attractive technology not only for enhancing or revitalizing existing surveillance and remote monitoring applications, but also for a vast number of new applications in vertical markets as well. Included in these markets are:
 Education - Education: security and remote monitoring of school playground areas, corridors, halls and classrooms as well as security of the buildings themselves
Religious Institutions: Remote monitoring
of corridors, halls, and the buildings
themselves
Retail: For security and remote monitoring
purposes to making store management
easier and more efficient
Property Management: Security and remote
management of your properties; from
the comfort of your home, see whether
or not property has been snow plowed;
leaves collected, or buildings painted
Distribution Warehouses and Industry: monitoring distribution and manufacturing processes, warehouse and stock control systems
Banking: Traditional security applications
in high visibility banks, branch offices
and anywhere ATMs are located
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