So what is the driving force for CCTV sales today in the UK? Is it crime? health and safety? Perhaps it is site management and all the benefits that can bring to an organisation? Whatever the reason one thing that cannot be disputed is that it is still a grudge buy. Often considered a necessary evil by the company FD, he is loathed to spend too much money on something… Continue reading
Archive for September, 2011
CCTV UK
Wednesday, September 28th, 2011CCTV cameras help “prevent” vandalism
Tuesday, September 27th, 2011CCTV cameras are supposed to help with the prevention of vandalism. It has to be said that in the overwhelming majority of cases they certainly do. However on very rare occasions the cameras actually help the vandals. This is impossible you may think! However watch the footage below and you will see that vandals will resort to all measures to ensure that they are not watched by CCTV cameras!!! This
how to install an IP camera
Sunday, September 25th, 2011Below we direct you to a useful link on how to install an IP camera. In this particular case the video gives instructions on a Wireless IP camera installation however it also applies if the camera was wired through a hard wired network… Continue reading
HD CCTV IMS research predictions for growth
Thursday, September 22nd, 2011In 2010 Gary Wong on behalf of IMS research made his predictions for Growth for IP CCTV and the importance of HD CCTV within the security market.
Have things changed in 2011? Has the HDCCTV alliance gained a stronger foothold since these comments were made and will this affect the tipping point for IP CCTV here in the UK currently predicted for 2016/2017?
One thing that is very… Continue reading
Samsung SCB-6000 HD SDI camera
Wednesday, September 21st, 2011Samsung have uploaded footage to You tube indicating that they are about to start to look further into the opportunities that are presenting themselves through HD SDI CCTV.
This move by Samsung is Quite a step forward for HD SDI technology as a viable product and Samsung are one of the first of the “big boys” to recognise that this may be the future of the CCTV industry… Continue reading
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