Corporate
The goal of any business is to be profitable. Consequently, the most valuable resources in the corporate world are people, assets and information. Keeping these resources protected is in the greatest interest of any profit seeking organization. A cost-efficient, yet powerful network video surveillance system frees up any organization to get their greatest return on investment without costly security related interruptions.
The exacqVision video management system utilizes existing CCTV infrastructure including analog cameras and coaxial cabling prevalent in surveillance installations for the past forty years. In addition, exacqVision also integrates with the latest network (IP) cameras. A network camera is, in essence, a computer with a lens that sends intelligent video over a computer network. The network cameras uses the resources of the facility’s IT infrastructure to provide surveillance video.
The bottom line is that exacqVision provides a cutting-edge surveillance solution while utilizing the existing network and communications resources available in most corporate settings. Video is accessed with the free exacqVision client software available for Windows, Linux or Macintosh computers. A single computer running the client software can view and administrate video from one or multiple exacqVision servers from the same building or from anywhere in the world via the Internet.
exacqVision Corporate Case Study - Carson Oil
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Carson Oil implemented industry-standard NVRs at each site with inexpensive multi-Terabyte hard drives and utilized H.264 compression – one goal being the ability to store and retrieve archived video as much as 30 to 45 days old. When this project began, there was only one combination of software and hardware that offered the benefits of H.264 compression – exacqVision software and Arecont megapixel IP cameras.
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Bob Couch Carson Oil, Co., Inc. |
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exacqVision Client software monitoring multiple Carson Oil locations |
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Carson
Oil currently operates 30 exacqVision NVRs
and approximately 100 IP cameras, with more NVRs and
cameras scheduled to be installed over the next
year. The cameras view tank farms, loading racks,
rail yard operations, unattended commercial cardlock
sites and convenience store & gas station interiors
and exteriors. 
“We
were looking for an NVR solution that would give us
the most days of hi-res recorded video we could fit
in a relatively small NVR system, while retaining
ease of use and flexibility, and found that
exacqVision in conjunction with Arecont gave us
the ‘biggest bang for the buck’ with their H.264
compression and Exacq Technologies flexible and
affordable licensing structure."
