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Why Make The Switch To IP Based Video Security

November 3rd, 2008 by Brad

When businesses start discussing a switch from their antiquated analog security systems to IP based video security systems, the business manager often gets a little anxious. Not only do they assume the switch will be costly, but also an aggravation. The truth is while it can cost money to make the switch the aggravation will be well worth it in the end.

One of the most common benefits of making the switch to IP based video security systems is the ability to have more video capabilities. Businesses can get more degrees of documentation using the updated systems. With wireless options, there are no limits to what areas can be viewed and kept secure.

In addition, businesses often find they spend much more to keep the older systems running (with changing tapes, viewing tapes) than with the new systems. If there was a problem, it took hours to scroll through tapes to find any footage. Once they did find the footage, it was often too blurry to make a difference.

Businesses are always happy to know the resolution that comes with IP based video security systems is light years ahead of the old analog systems. Thus, they can actually see what they’re recording!

Thus, while it may seem like a pain to change over a security system it can certainly save time in the end. The quality of service an IP based system can give is well worth the extra cost and upfront installation hassle.

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