With recent advancements in cloud technology and the increasing demand for remote work, more and more organisations and businesses consider migrating their physical infrastructure and video security into the cloud. The Video Surveillance Report 2020 from IFSEC Global revealed that 44% of security professionals are now using cloud-based tech in their surveillance systems. By storing data in the cloud (rather than on-site equipment), users can remotely access, preview/playback their video footages and manage related devices from anywhere via the internet.
Due to the numerous benefits of cloud technology, cloud-based solutions like Video Surveillance as a Service (VSaaS) is evolving rapidly, with increasing popularity among Small and Medium-sized Business (SMB) users and organisations seeking to upgrade their traditional server-based video security systems. According to Marketsandmarkets, the VSaaS market is expected to grow from USD 2.2 billion in 2020 to USD 4.7 billion by 2025, at a CAGR of 16.0% between 2020 and 2025. These data suggests that this kind of cloud-based video monitoring solution is set to accelerate in the coming years.
VSaaS: An ideal choice for SMB
The platform-centric VSaaS greatly reduces user’s costs, simplifies application management, and makes surveillance monitoring infrastructure more flexible and extensible. It is more cost-effective than traditional video security solutions because users can share costs over the life of the contract and only pay for the services they actually use. For small and medium-sized enterprises that lack IT construction funds and professional personnel, VSaaS can help them quickly build and configure their own systems, as well as operate and maintain independently and conveniently without the hassle of installing an on-site server. Moreover, its strong scalability allows them to quickly expand their solution based on their business development needs.
Dahua COS Cloud Platform
Dahua’s brand new COS Cloud Platform offers a confluent, cloud-based service system that allows users to manage on-site devices and enjoy a full range of services.
To enlighten you with more info about it, here are some advantages of the Dahua COS Cloud Platform and how it can maximise business opportunities and create more value for installers and end users.
Unified multi-system management
In addition to centralised video management, VSaaS also provides alarm management, device operation and maintenance as well as other services. As such, the Dahua COS Cloud Platform is an aggregated platform consists of different devices such as Dahua IPC, NVR, video intercom, access control, alarm products, etc. It allows users to manage on-site devices and enjoy a full range of services anytime, anywhere. It also provides installers with convenient solutions including 24/7 remote problem diagnosis and repair, alarm operation, cloud storage service, etc.
Easy installation and maintenance
One major benefit of a cloud platform is its simplified device configuration, operation and maintenance, which greatly help installers save time and costs. It also provides intuitive web portal and mobile app for installers to conveniently manage customers and devices. The Dahua COS Pro app allows installers to do on-site installation without always bringing a laptop. Installers can log in to the device’s web page to do all of the configuration remotely through the COS Pro web portal. Various devices can be added in the platform, which can then be configured by batch.
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