MONMOUTH JUNCTION,
NJ - January 14, 2010 - Infinova today announced that Regional Sales Manager-Europe
Ciprian Suciu will hold a seminar that provides a guide for security managers
on how to reduce costs and extend the life of existing surveillance equipment
when migrating from analog to IP surveillance systems at the Intersec Dubai
2010 Forum, Sunday, January 18 at 15:30.
According to
Suciu, organizations do want to leap to IP surveillance but in a cost-managed
way that extends the life of existing equipment. Although security managers
know they will ultimately migrate to IP, they do not know how. For most sites,
this migration will take place gradually, and during the process analog and
IP solutions will coexist, in some cases maybe for many years to come.
Thus, what
security managers need is a systematic approach to:
• Determine
what they need the surveillance to do,
• Prioritize the risks and vulnerabilities of their site, and
• Select a technology and migration strategy to fit their real needs.
Suciu's seminar
will show security managers how to manage the migration to IP at their own pace,
reduce costs and extend the life of existing surveillance equipment. He will
explain how it is possible for IP and analog surveillance cameras and equipment
to co-exist and be managed as a single seamless solution. He will reveal how
an organization's existing analog equipment, including cameras, control room,
video wall and cabling can remain untouched while the new IP equipment gets
controlled using the organization's already-installed analog control system.
Information
on Infinova's cost-effective ways of migrating from analog to IP surveillance
systems is available at www.infinova.com.