IP Surveillance System aids transition from analog to digital.October 15, 2010 -
Delivering mission-critical network connectivity, IP Surveillance System facilitates analog-to-digital migration without need to replace current cabling infrastructure. AT-8100 Series access-edge switches enable SD storage and analytics of video content at edge while connecting local copper devices over fiber at distances up to 1.2 miles. Designed to convert existing analog phone-grade wiring into IP-ready cabling, AT-MC 605/606 media converters support mega-pixel IP security video streaming.
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Allied Telesis
19800 N. Creek Pkwy.
Bothell, WA, 98011
USA
Allied Telesis Strengthens IP Surveillance Solution, Simplifying the Transition from Analog-to-Digital Video Security Networks
Migration Made Easier and More Cost-Effective
DALLAS, -- (ASIS International 2010; Booth #4406) -- As enterprises evolve their physical security strategies from analog to digital surveillance, Allied Telesis Inc., a global provider of secure IP/Ethernet switching solutions and an industry leader in the deployment of converged multi-play networks, announced today its enhanced IP Surveillance solution. The next generation solution delivers mission-critical network connectivity to make the analog-to-digital migration cost-effective, seamless, and easy-to-deploy -- all without the need to replace current cabling infrastructure.
Video Surveillance as a Service (VSaaS), secure digital (SD) storage cards on the surveillance camera, the emergence of mega-pixel IP network cameras, and searchable or forensic analytics are among market-moving trends providing benefits such as the secure storage of surveillance recordings; the need for higher resolution video; and the emergence of surveillance analytics to better assess security related events through data on foot traffic, face recognition, and reconstruction of events from several camera sources. The Allied Telesis IP Surveillance solution meets requirements to effectively achieve these benefits while maintaining network uptime and high availability through its redundant, resilient networking gear; yields an optimal performance backbone for greater application Quality of Service prioritization of video services; and provides secure, remote monitoring for further security assurance.
Incorporating next generation technological advancements into its IP Surveillance solution -- by adding optimized layer-2 and layer-3 switches, new media converters, and an enhanced graphical user interface (GUI) -- Allied Telesis can now offer greater solution customization with lower costs, as no new wiring is required.
Shown this week at ASIS, the Allied Telesis IP surveillance solution includes several new components:
-- The AT-8100 Series access-edge switches, designed to enable SD storage and analytics of video content at the edge while cost-effectively connecting local copper devices over fiber at distances of up to 1.2 miles. This capability is ideal in IP video surveillance networks where remote cameras may be located beyond the reach of copper cabling. The AT-8100 Series also offers Power over Ethernet (PoE) capabilities with unique 24-port connectivity to maximize power, port, and connectivity options when adding new surveillance equipment to the network.
-- The AT-9000 Series switches, the most affordable layer-2 fiber core switches in the surveillance market, received an upgrade to the AlliedWare Plus operating system. In addition, the AT-9000/28SP small form-factor pluggable (SFP) module fiber distribution switch supports both Fast Ethernet as well as Gigabit Ethernet speeds.
-- AT-MC 605/606, the two latest media converters from Allied Telesis, enable greater network extension by converting existing analog phone-grade wiring into IP-ready cabling - perfect for mega-pixel IP security video streaming. Through plug-and-play deployment, enterprises can forgo the costly building integrity analysis of network resources, or the cost/need to rewire a premise with expensive Cat5 or fiber cable.
-- AlliedWare Plus, as part of the Allied Telesis Network Operating System (Network OS), provides a common interface across all platforms to minimize training costs associated with IP video network migrations and upgrades, enabling easier support processes.
"When building a solution to safeguard their people, organizations cannot take short-cuts or risks," said Eric Floyd, senior vice president of partner development and alliances, Allied Telesis. "That's why system integrators and enterprises turn to Allied Telesis to deliver high-quality, IP-based video security services over Ethernet networks. Our deep history and expertise in designing and implementing converged multi-play networks coupled with our advanced IP surveillance solutions enable a seamless migration from analog to digital video security systems, allowing enterprises to better protect their critical information and employee assets."
Vertical Strengths
The Allied Telesis IP surveillance solution is ideal for specialized markets requiring maximum uptime and optimized performance to secure a physical location, information, and/or property. For example, Allied Telesis is working with international healthcare, education, government, service provider, and utility organizations to deploy its leading IP-based video security solutions around the world. Specifically, the Company leads in deploying these solutions to global healthcare facilities for use by emergency response and security teams to ensure patient, staff, and visitor safety. Allied Telesis also recently announced its design and implementation of a real-time IP surveillance solution in the education market in the Hoxie, Arkansas, U.S. School District, in which the Company provides a single-view, remotely managed, port-based virtual local area network (VLAN) to ensure a more secure campus environment for students, faculty, and staff.
Global Partnerships
Securing a customer's premise is a much greater challenge than a "one-size-fits-all" platform can provide. Allied Telesis strengthened its IP Surveillance solutions alliances within its overall Partner Program to include IBM and PSA Security Network®, the world's largest electronic security buying cooperative, and to develop tailored IP security solutions addressing global enterprise surveillance challenges. IBM and PSA join a well-respected roster of Allied Telesis technology partners, including ADI, Anixter International Inc., Axis Communications, Bassler Electric, Dallmeier Electronic, DVTel Inc., Graybar, Ingram Micro, Intransa, I.T. in Motion, Milestone Systems, Pivot 3, Inc., and Synnex Corporation, as well as ADT Security Service and Red Hawk, UTC Fire & Security Company.
In addition, Allied Telesis has joined the Axis Communications Technology Partner Program aimed at companies delivering the infrastructure components required in an IP-Surveillance system. Allied Telesis and Axis will work together to identify and market values such as improved functionality and performance, sharing information, and education. The Technology Partner Program enables Axis and partners to offer complete solutions and have a comprehensive understanding of an IP Surveillance system's components.
For more information about Allied Telesis at ASIS, or regarding its enhanced IP Surveillance solution, visit: www.alliedtelesis.com.
About Allied Telesis
For more than 20 years, Allied Telesis has been a leading provider of networking infrastructure. Today the Company enables delivery of data, voice, and video services to a variety of clients globally. Allied Telesis is committed to innovating the way in which services and applications are delivered and managed, resulting in increased value and lower operating costs. Visit us online at: www.alliedtelesis.com.
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