It's an acronym you can't live without if you're designing a video surveillance solution. 

DCRI allows you to set expectations for what images will be captured. Determination of expectations is a critical component of the design...

We've taken the pain out of the process . . .

We've created easy-read documents and simple resources to educate and assist you along your journey to a safer work or education environment. Our site has great resources, however this dedicated 10 Step...

Today, smart security professionals are leveraging customer-friendly programs to ensure they get the security solution they expect. Gone are the days of buying off of a data...

DIY has gained popularity over the years. Years ago there was a chain of large hardware stores in my area, the largest I had ever seen: Hechinger's. Long gone now and replaced with even larger retailers like Home Depot and Lowe's. Then came the DIY...

Critical Considerations about VMS Architecture, System Design, and Deployment

Simply put: our audience was quickly confused.Recently our team had the pleasure of delivering a VMS system design overview presentation for a variety of options available...

Don't answer the title question yet. 

This week Steve Pennington and I had the opportunity to attend a two-day discussion called The Great Conversation in Chantilly, VA which was bound together with The Security Executive Council’s Next Generation...

As manufacturers representatives for electronic security systems (i.e. IP Video, CCTV, intrusion detection, access control, fire detection) Midlantic Marketing and Chesapeake Marketing provide free education, system design, and after sale support to...

Like many people in the security industry today, you may not be making the long, expensive trip to Las Vegas this week. No worries though, Chesapeake and Midlantic Marketing are offering several local learning opportunities coming up over the next...

Tuesday, April 15 9am near Philadelphia, PA

This free class includes basics of video surveillance system design with discussions about various  ethernet,  copper, and fiber optic transmission methods