Popular just-in-time delivery practices, limited inspections, tight margins and complex, global supply chains are the order of the day for many of the world's top manufacturers. Thus, it isn't surprising that manufacturing, process control, safety monitoring, supply chain and quality control are now increasingly viewing video surveillance as a mandatory component to get the job done. Indeed, this is one area where economic analysts, financial experts, government inspectors, corporate security and IT are in agreement with shareholders and customers.
With a properly designed video surveillance system, customers are able to monitor the manufacturing process, live or in recorded action from end to end, slashing many traditional requirements. Manufacturing experts are able to monitor the manufacturing and flow process, watching for activities that can be simplified, enhanced and improved. Recalls and product issues can be retraced through review of batch manufacturing from days, weeks or even months before, limiting liability and potential impact.
And with this kind of surveillance, safety, theft, inventory shrinkage, inappropriate access, unattended objects, and suspicious behavior can be quickly identified and tracked, useful for forensics or as-it-happens. And standard perimeter and physical security systems can be leverages to use the same video surveillance infrastructure and management systems.
With Intransa VideoAppliance™, existing CCTV systems - including DVRs, analog cameras and cabling - can all continue to be used, while recording capacity and quality can be instantly increased and improved. With the addition of IP technology, advanced VMS solutions from the industry's leaders can be combined with standard and megapixel cameras for more flexibility than was ever possible previously.
And for new installations, Intransa VideoAppliance™ delivers all of that plus the cost savings and benefits of a solution designed specifically for the needs of physical security.