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What if your video surveillance system could not only issue accurate alerts as soon as security threats begin, but also tell you when a customer line exceeds acceptable limits? Or when a shelf becomes empty of a featured item? What if your security system gave you the information you need to improve the flow of foot traffic, while also protecting you from theft?
Agent Vi video analytics, which grew from the need for actionable security intelligence, has revolutionized facilities security. Systems equipped with proper video analytics software can, for example, immediately spot and report a person reaching over an unattended jewelry counter, a vehicle tailgating through an entry point or a person entering a warehouse outside normal delivery hours – all of which are indications of potentially criminal processes.
Today, in leading-edge retail, bank, transportation and other operations, modern video surveillance systems today also deliver video intelligence that helps improve business processes in these and dozens of other ways, in addition to providing thoroughly actionable security intelligence.
The breakthrough that enables this is video analytics software, which has improved video surveillance dramatically from the days when CCTV cameras passively recorded video for use as evidence following a crime. Now, equipping surveillance systems with Agent Vi video analytics software, which uses proprietary algorithms to detect, track and analyze specific activities captured by video, security cameras become “active eyes” that automatically report specific behaviors of interest, in real-time and with extreme accuracy.
As users of video analytics systems quickly discovered, those systems can also deliver video intelligence related to business processes just as accurately and efficiently.
Around the globe, forward-looking security professionals are leveraging Agent Vi video analytics to deliver the most accurate, proactive security intelligence available. And in doing so, they have delivered systems that effectively double as business process monitors, with huge dividends for the adopting operations and the people they serve. |
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