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OnSSI in the Media
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Texas Supermarket Chain United Supermarkets Chooses OnSSI to Power Its Surveillance System
Texas-based supermarket chain United Supermarkets choose OnSSI to run it's multi-store surveillance system that takes advantage of megapixel cameras and mobile access to video. The surveillance system runs the NetDVMS enterprise-scale network video recorder software from OnSSI, and MobileCamViewer software from mobiDEOS. At each United Supermarkets store, megapixel cameras networked to a server provide high-resolution images of the cash registers and guest service areas, and outdoor cameras see everything that happens on the loading dock, in the parking lot or in back of the building.
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School Surveillance: A Failing Grade?
Government Video reporter James Careless surveys the state of video surveillance and security in American schools, calling for an across-the-board minimum standards or a common approach to school video surveillance. The article cites Ocularis, OnSSI's video-centric physical security information management (PSIM) platform, which provide the intelligence needed for effective detection and alerting, as one of the forward-looking solutions available today.
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CoxHealth Controls Crimes without Increasing Security Staff
Missouri-based CoxHealth chooses OnSSI for for curbing crime at its sprawling 2.3 million-square-feet campus. Utilizing OnSSI's NetDVMS video management system (VMS), controlled via Ocularis Client Lite, operators are able to efficiently control 100 Axis cameras located all over the campus. The deployment has helped the health care center achieve higher on-campus security without adding to the size of its security staff. With the installation of the network cameras and encoders CoxHealth was able to cut both the number of thefts in its surgery center and vehicle break-ins at its parking lots.
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Wayne County, N.Y. deploys hybrid surveillance system in jail
Facing the need for a scalable system with video recording and archiving, the Wayne County, New York, Office of the Sheriff has updated their county jail’s video surveillance system with a hybrid analog/IP system that includes Ocularis Recorder NetDVMS and Ocularis Client software from OnSSI. Ocularis makes it easy for jail personnel to access video and recordings at almost every workstation on the network, and can expand as the facility and need grows.
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Video Surveillance: Manufacturers' perspectives on the year ahead
Gadi Piran, President and CTO of OnSSI, takes part in a manufacturers' panel discussing emerging trends in IP video surveillance. The panel pointed to several different technologies that could have a potential major impact on the video surveillance industry in 2010. They include edge technologies for recording and storage; H.264; high-definition video; open standards, such as those being created by the Open Network Video Interface Forum (ONVIF) and the Physical Security Interoperability Alliance (PSIA); IP video management systems; and video content analysis.
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OnSSI Names CBC Technology Solution Partner
VMS provider OnSSI has announced it has named CBC (America) Corp. as a certified technology partner. OnSSI has also certified CBC's Ganz ZNR video-optimized server and storage hardware to function with OnSSI's Ocularis' video-centric Physical Security Information Management (PSIM) platform.
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Dairy Farm Finds System Offers More than Security
RD Offutt Company, Fargo, N.D., owner of one of the largest farm and dairy operations in the United States, chooses OnSSI's IP video technology to keep watch on its two irrigation pump stations in remote locations 150 miles east of Portland, OR. The job involved installation of 30 new IP cameras and the addition of encoders to adapt and assimilate about 20 existing analog cameras. The cameras are positioned to cover key locations such as pump stations, water on/off valves, business offices, fuel pumps and production warehouses.
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IP-based security systems are cost-effective, flexible and easy to manage, which are important factors as end users strive to streamline their security systems and get the most for their money. A streamlined IP remote surveillance system incorporates high-definition megapixel IP cameras, a wireless infrastructure and open-architecture video management software. “Wireless systems are useful for remote surveillance because they eliminate any concerns about the geographical location of a camera,” said Gadi Piran, president of OnSSI.
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OnSSI #1 - The Top 10 Open Video Management Systems
The Top 10 Open Video Management Systems
by David Elliott
February 1, 2010, In the video surveillance market today there is a plethora of Video Management Systems (VMS). Some are unique that serve very niche markets, while others are the dominate players or market leaders, and in between are the up and coming systems that are challenging the market leaders. In all of these solutions there is one principle: to provide a tool that aids the security professional in the efficient and effective use of surveillance equipment.
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OnSSI system increases security at Anaheim Convention Center
A network of approximately 200 cameras watches over the Anaheim Convention Center in California, providing images for an IP video management system driven by software from On-Network Surveillance Systems Inc. (OnSSI). The video system includes a combination of cameras ranging from legacy analog cameras tied into the IP network using digital encoders; to network cameras including megapixel network cameras from various suppliers. The cameras are focused on everything from the parking lots to the cash booths, public areas and service corridors, exhibit halls and meeting rooms.
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