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Taking Video Surveillance to a Whole New Level

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Overview As the landscape of security video continues to evolve with advances in digital technology and IP-based networks, Tyco Fire & Security, through its American Dynamics brand, has maintained its position as an industry leader by continuing to pioneer the latest innovations. To provide an efficient and cost-effective approach for Tyco Fire & Security to extend its American Dynamics Intellex Digital Video Management Systems (DVMS) product line into a next-generation video over IP digital security surveillance solution. By partnering with Dell, Tyco Fire & Security build the American Dynamics Intellex IP solution with greater efficiency by using a PowerEdge 750 server that it receives directly from Dell, installing a few cards, and loading the server with sophisticated video surveillance software.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Dell	File Format	PDF
Date Published	November 2005
Format	Case Studies
Topics	TCP - IP, Application Servers, Storage Management

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