Eagle Eye Networks Shows Solutions for Enterprise and Multisite Customers at ISC West 2021

  • Jul 20, 2021

Eagle Eye Networks, the global leader in cloud video surveillance, will showcase solutions for its reseller partners serving enterprise and multisite customers at ISC West 2021. The show will take place here July 19-21. 

Eagle Eye Networks resellers comprise small independents, regionals, as well as larger nationals. “Our resellers brought more enterprise and multisite customers during the pandemic, and we are seeing this trend continue unabated in the first half of 2021 as vaccination rates rise and North America returns to work,” said Dean Drako, CEO of Eagle Eye Networks.

According to a report from research organization Gartner, businesses around the globe are expected to spend $304.9 billion on public cloud services in 2021, representing an 18.4% increase over 2020. Organizations are hastening their digital business transformation plans spurred on by on-demand, scalable cloud models that achieve cost efficiency and business continuity, the report said. 

At ISC West, current and prospective customers are invited to stop by Booth 11047, where the Eagle Eye Networks team will be on hand to discuss how a true cloud video surveillance platform can reliably meet the requirements of enterprise customers, while delivering cybersecurity assurance, business intelligence, and importantly, the flexibility to change and scale systems to ensure investments are future-proof. Eagle Eye offers: 

Technical, cybersecurity, customer service and sales expertise and support from a global organization. Eagle Eye’s knowledgeable staff and resources are in regions across North America and around the globe to serve our valued customers. 

Video surveillance with artificial intelligence (AI) which offers limitless possibilities for keeping communities secure and engaged, helping business improve operations and customer service, and enabling manufacturers to build higher quality products in safer environments.

New products such as the Eagle Eye 4G, Direct-to-Cloud Body Camera for the commercial market which extends a video surveillance system to improve staff safety and accountability, trigger immediate response, and provide valuable evidence, all while protecting assets and keeping communities safe.

Eagle Eye Networks Open API platform that enables integration such as License Plate Recognition so users can easily manage access to gates and barriers, and search images, videos, and information with a centralized system, and access control so that security professionals can manage events in real time with streamlined access control and video surveillance from a single user interface.

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