MVAAS | Managed Video as a Service

Everything you need to know about MVaaS (Managed Video as a Service).

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Increasingly, large enterprise CIOs are turning to online Software as a Service (SaaS) such as Managed Video as a Service (MVaaS) for innovative solutions to business requirements that used to be managed in-house. By bringing a SaaS approach to the video surveillance market, MVaaS addresses the challenges of managing distributed video surveillance systems across multiple [...]

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One of the most exciting and powerful additions to our application is the introduction of tags. Both video clips and reports may now be tagged for use in augmented searching. Once a video clip or report is tagged, a user can easily search for all tagged clips or reports using our new search syntax. The [...]

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Today we released our Next Generation application and it is immediately deployed and available to all of our users.  Unlike traditional video surveillance providers, Envysion’s Managed Video as a Service (MVaaS) application applies the Software as a Service (SaaS) model to video, meaning every Envysion user has instant access to new features designed to increase [...]

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- continued – Top line growth is paramount to business start-ups, and this is no different for us.  Our focus on attracting new customers has not changed.  What has changed is how this growth is measured. In the past, we would tout the Contract Value of the customers we had signed in a given month.  But as [...]

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In my prior post, I alluded the plane crash of 1999, where JFK jr. and his passengers (his wife and sister-in-law) perished.  The NTSB concluded that the probable cause of the crash was pilot error, which was contributed to by the fact that the pilot was not instrument-rated. Why did I bring this up?  Prior to Envysion’s launch of Envysion Video [...]

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I’ve heard from those who were alive in 1963 that they will always remember where they were when they received news that JFK was assassinated.  Since I was not born yet I can’t count myself in this group.  However, I have a similar recollection of the morning that news broke of his son’s fateful plane crash in 1999.  [...]

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Envysion is moving to a new building and I’ve been turning up a new SaaS application for our use there. The application is managed security as a service. We’ve selected brivo as our solution. I’ll be posting a series of articles over the next few days to give you an update of what its like, [...]

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John Honovich, on his IPVideoMarket.info blog, posted an interesting article on ease of use or user interface design and how it applies to products typically found in the video management space. I found his article http://ipvideomarket.info/report/easy_to_use_video_management_software a very compelling read and wanted to compare some of his findings to our experience here at Envysion. His [...]

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The other day I opened my utility bill and just about hit the floor because my electric bill was so huge.  I have to get a handle on how much power I am using, I thought, as I wrote way to large of a check to our local utility.  Fast forward a month and I [...]

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Most people, when given the opportunity, will ”try before they buy.”  This doesn’t work in some industries (think fruit vendors).  But for others, this approach works well.  MVaaS is certainly in the latter group. Typically, customers that are afforded a pilot are those with a large number of sites.  And it is certainly reasonable that these customers would [...]

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