ProActive Unveils New Powerful Integration at ISC West 2019 To Showcase One-Of-A-Kind Advanced Data Storage Integrated With Artificial Intelligence Technology At Its Booth

Leading Long Island-based video storage manufacturer takes the video surveillance industry by storm with the launch of its new groundbreaking technology –ProActive AI at ISC West in Las Vegas.

  • Mar 19, 2019

ProActive Data Storage & Monitoring Inc. today announced that the company has partnered with IronYun,  an innovative manufacturer of artificial intelligence based video search, to launch a new level of video integration – ProActive AI with its analytics and AI powered by IronYun - at booth #16133 at the ISC West trade show in Las Vegas taking place on April 10th – 12th. ProActive’s video compression system integrated with artificial intelligent solutions like IronYun’s flagship product, AI NVR, offers customers a cost-effective way to search and store video by unveiling a 250 Percent Solution – that offers 80% savings on long-term storage, 80% time savings on searching and 90% more affordable; making it a win-win solution for integrators and end-users.

ProActive is committed to creating affordable video solutions for the entire marketplace by offering end users the ability to turn video into data files that require less storage amounts, therefore reducing the amount of hard drives needed to store video; resulting in lower video storage costs for customers.  In addition, security integrators can now offer this solution and build a recurring revenue business model in the video storage space. By offering a long-term and manageable solution to their end users, integrators possess the ability to create greater customer retention and provide additional products and services to their end user.  As a testament to providing cost-effective solutions, this new integration will now be the de-facto solution for customers looking to quickly search and retrieve video seamlessly. With the health monitoring feature, customers will also never have to worry about losing video again as the system sends out notifications and alerts if a video system is down.

“We are extremely excited to launch our new powerful integration with a company such as IronYun at the ISC West show and continue to drive ProActive AI as the de-facto standard for  advanced video compression plus artificial intelligence,” states Thomas Maggio, CEO at ProActive. “The ISC West Trade Show is a perfect way for us to accomplish this and we look forward to a successful partnership with IronYun in the years to come.” Attendees can stop by booth #16133 and see first-hand the benefits that only ProActive AI can provide, which includes a simple, customizable, and flexible AI and video compression solution.  Attendees can see live demonstrations of how easy it can be to search video with the unveiling of this new integration during the ISC West show at its booth #16133.

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