Resolute Partners VSaaS managed video surveillance services provide a low-cost, proactive, and complete video security solution.
Stopping security issues before they get out of hand means recognizing, reviewing, and taking action without delay. After installing a new video security system, hiring staff to monitor video surveillance, respond to alerts, and perform video system updates and equipment maintenance isn't a sustainable cost option for every enterprise. VSaaS is a complete video security system management solution that enables organizations to lock in ongoing video storage, camera monitoring, and system maintenance costs upfront and ensure their new system is cyber secure and well maintained.
Managed Video Surveillance Can Help:
· Prevent crime and deter negative behavior · Reduce security staffing costs · Improve security incident response time · Reduce liability and insurance costs
VSaaS is an Ideal Solution for:
Auto Dealerships and Repair Shops · Schools and Campuses · Apartment Complexes · Multi-family Residential Properties · Commercial Construction Sites · Marinas · Warehouses
Time for a System Upgrade?
We upgrade aging video security systems with equipment and software solutions from our partners at Avigilon, Axis Communications, Milestone Systems, and Uniview.
Surveillance System Management Solutions that Fit Your Budget
An advanced commercial surveillance system combined with Resolute Partners VSaaS managed video surveillance services is a complete and affordable video security solution. Our team can design, install, operate, monitor, and maintain a high quality system that fits just about any organization's needs. If you need help finding the ideal system for your budget, and would like to learn more about Resolute Partners VSaaS managed video surveillance services, contact us or complete our video solution survey.
Frequently asked questions about Managed VSaaS
Video Surveillance as a Service (VSaaS) is a comprehensive approach to video surveillance where all components of a video security system are managed by a third party service provider for a single fee. This includes system design, engineering, installation, repair and maintenance, security and device replacement. VSaaS is important because it offers greater flexibility, scalability, and cost-effectiveness with a fixed monthly fee to keep the system fully functional. It enables businesses to obtain access their video feeds from anywhere with an internet connection, ensures easier management of surveillance systems, and reduces the need for extensive hardware and maintenance.
Differences between VSaaS and traditional video surveillance systems include:
Scalability:
- VSaaS: Designed for scalability by adding more cameras and storage as needed.
- Traditional Systems: Often designed with limited expansion capabilities. Scaling requires additional hardware and infrastructure.
Security
- VSaaS: Managed and maintained by the service provider, including hardware and software security updates and backups.
- Traditional Systems: Requires in-house IT resources for hardware and software maintenance and updates.
Maintenance:
- VSaaS: All service, support, and replacement hardware and labor included.
- Traditional Systems: Requires in-house IT resources for support, maintenance, and hardware/software replacements.
Cost Structure:
- VSaaS: Monthly subscription-based pricing with low upfront costs.
- Traditional Systems: Higher upfront costs for hardware and installation, with ongoing maintenance expenses.
Key components of a VSaaS managed video surveillance system include:
- Cameras: IP cameras that capture and stream video data with advanced AI analytics for detection and alerting.
- Storage: Expandable storage devices, on -premise or in the cloudto add storage as needed.
- Video Management Software (VMS): AI driven analytic software to manage video network feeds, storage, and analytics.
- Analytics and AI: Advanced features for video analysis, such as motion detection, facial recognition, and behavior analysis..
- Network Infrastructure: Reliable internet connectivity and network firewalls and switches to ensure continuous, secure data transmission to the cloud.
- Access Devices: Devices (e.g., smartphones, tablets, computers) used to access and manage video surveillance remotely.
- Security Features: Encryption, user authentication, and other security measures to protect video data.
Benefits of using VSaaS for managed video surveillance include:
- Cost Savings: Reduced upfront investment in hardware and lower maintenance costs.
- Scalability: Easily scalable to accommodate changing surveillance needs.
- Remote Access: Ability to access and manage surveillance feeds from any location with internet access.
- Automatic Updates: Regular updates and maintenance handled by the service provider.
- Enhanced Security: Improved data security through cloud-based encryption and managed security protocols.
- Reliability: Higher reliability with cloud redundancy and disaster recovery options.
- Advanced Analytics: Access to cutting-edge video analytics and AI-powered features.
- Ease of Use: User-friendly interfaces and centralized management tools simplify operations.
Considerations for businesses when choosing a VSaaS managed video surveillance provider include:
- Security: Ensure the provider offers robust security measures, including encryption, authentication, and compliance with data protection regulations.
- Scalability: Verify that the solution can easily scale with the business’s growth and changing needs.
- Reliability: Look for high availability, uptime guarantees, and reliable customer support.
- Cost Structure: Understand the pricing model, including subscription fees, and any additional costs for storage or advanced features.
- Features and Functionality: Evaluate the features offered, such as remote access, video analytics, AI capabilities, and integration with other systems.
- User Experience: Consider the ease of use and intuitiveness of the video management software.
- Integration Capabilities: Check if the VSaaS solution can integrate with existing security systems and other business applications.
- Customer Support: Assess the quality and availability of customer support services.
- Data Privacy: Ensure the provider’s data privacy policies align with the business’s requirements and regulatory obligations.
- Reputation and Reviews: Research the provider’s reputation, including customer reviews and case studies, to gauge reliability and customer satisfaction.
Managed Video Surveillance is a phrase frequently used to describe Video Surveillance as a Service (VSaaS). Utilized by a growing number of enterprises, managed VSaaS is one of the most cost efficient video security solutions available that eliminates risks. With this service, your video surveillance system is fully managed by us. All maintenance and replacement costs are covered. This avoids any unexpected costs and frees up staff to focus on other issues.
Yes, Resolute Partners can design, install, and maintain a custom video surveillance network or upgrade an existing system using cameras and network hardware and software from one of our partners. Managing a new or upgraded video security network can consist of applying software updates, physical inspections, equipment repairs, user management and more.
We will design your video surveillance system according to your individual needs using your preferred products from one of our partners. The only requirement is a suitable internet connection be provided with a static IP address.
It is possible, but not as easy. Since we didn’t design or install the system, we don’t know what kind of job the installers did. That being said, we can provide a fixed price quote for the network and security monitoring and we can propose a way to tighten up the hardware replacement costs that are included in our management services. If your new video security system was installed using hardware and/or software obtained from any company banned by the Blacklist Clause (Hikvision, Dahua, Megvii, SenseTime, Yitu Technologies, etc.), Resolute Partners will not manage it.
This is a challenging question and will require you to weigh the advantages and disadvantages of each. Today’s IP Cameras run on CAT5e or CAT6 while older analog cameras use a coax cable and a separate power cable. The cost of removing and installing new cabling can be significant though and is often the largest factor of a project. The advantages of the IP system are increased image quality, increased coverage from wide or Multi-lens and digital zoom. The disadvantage is the upfront cost and it is more complex to manage. Contact Resolute Partners to have a discussion about what choice is best for you.