Restaurant managers face many unique challenges when it comes to appropriate security within their establishments. Management must consider their guest’s experience, employee culture, reducing and monitoring access points, as well as areas such as parking lots, break rooms and store rooms.
Cash registers, open back doors, slip and falls - stores can pose several retail security threats and issues. The good news is that there is great technology and several precautions you can take to protect your business, product, and customers.
Security in high-rise offices and commercial buildings is critical to all parties involved. Property Management wants to protect their facility from vandalism and provide a safe environment for their tenants to maintain building occupancy. Tenants want to know that their employees and leased space is safe and a secure work environment.
It’s never been more affordable for small businesses to protect your assets and keep your storefront safe. But selecting the best video surveillance system for a small store can be confusing. What exactly do you need to cover? How much recorded video do you need to store? Do you want to be able to manage your cameras from your phone or tablet? And how can you do everything you want to do within your budget?
As technology progresses, so does the ability to integrate Video and Access Control – and in today’s world, it just makes sense to integrate these systems to enhance your surveillance needs.
In recent years, campus security has become one of the highest priorities for schools around the nation. Whether you’re the security director for your school district, the superintendent, or the principal, your top concern is likely the same: keeping your students and staff safe.
The record breaking re-tweeted Oscars selfie has us thinking, surveillance cameras are just like selfies for your business. Am I right? Like any posed out shot of yourself, surveillance cameras display what business owners want to see most in their business. And like selfies, this means capturing the good, the bad, and the ugly. Here are a few humorous, yet true ways that surveillance cameras really are the ultimate selfie of your business:
From restaurants to retail stores, surveillance is in nearly all businesses today. Still, it doesn’t hurt to wonder, why do we need cameras? Whether or not you have a surveillance system in place, here are a few reasons why anyone would want to steer clear of installing an effective security solution in a business:
Purchases are all about what you get for your money and investing a surveillance system/vendor should be no exception. ROI (return on investment) is an important factor to consider, especially as it pertains to the cost of equipment and installation, as well as the cost of operation and maintenance.
Another missing deposit, the tip jar disappeared, counterfeit bills in the drawer, a car accident in the parking lot. If you work in the restaurant and retail industries you know these crimes are all too frequent occurrences, and always “filmed on location.” When they do occur, you will want your CCTV system to assist the police in determining what happened and who is responsible. But how do you get video to them? Here are a few tips on how to provide video from your i2i Surveillance System to members of law enforcement.
