Retails
Most video is recorded only for use when an incident arises. In this case, video would then be analyzed at the date and time of the incident and used for prosecution purposes. This process has its drawbacks as there is a lot of recorded video and security personnel will need to sort through the irrelevant recorded data to find the appropriate recorded video for the incident. This is also not to mention the amount of space required for recorded data whether it be on video cassette tapes or on computer hard drives. With Video Analytics and Intelligent Video Surveillance (IVS) software, security personnel can record only relevant data and be able to access it quicker when needed. Live viewing can also be more productive as live security alerts can be configured to notify security personnel when threats are detected on camera.
-Real-time detection of user-defined threat situations
-Effective, proactive 24/7 surveillance-human monitors cannot provide
-More efficient use of manpower
-Cost effective, alert-driven streaming and storage of video
-Around the clock store entrance, loading dock and total security solution
-Store and floor traffic modeling-untapped business intelligence potential
-Product placement and promotion effectiveness through dwell time analysis
-Correlation with POS data for conversion rates and loss prevention solutions
-Queue length
-Wait time
-Crowding around sales counters
-Store people counting
-Traffic pattern analysis
-Digital signage effectiveness
-Shelf space/display effectiveness
-Dwell time in designated areas
-General crowding
-Parking lot/garage occupancy
Case Studies
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