As video surveillance becomes more common—not only in law enforcement or public safety situations, but also in retail, healthcare, manufacturing, banking, education, government, and more—the pressure put on existing infrastructure can become critical and stretch staff members and budgets past the breaking point.
Right now, many organizations simply continue to use what they’re familiar with: on-premises storage and a video management system. Others have already ventured into the emerging realm of video storage based completely in the cloud
For everyone else, the answer might lie somewhere in between—and that means a hybrid solution.
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