Surveillance
Network-Based Surveillance Solutions
A strong corporate surveillance program helps to control access to technology and data and protect against theft or damage to valuable equipment. Global American can provide reliable PoE security devices for your business.
Power over Ethernet (PoE) technology can be used to run surveillance cameras and other security devices using only a single cable that provides both power and data transmission.
Devices that run by PoE include:
- Internet protocol cameras (IP cameras)
- Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) telephones
- Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) readers
The advantage of PoE security devices is that they are easy to install—you don’t need a certified electrician to complete the work, and they provide more flexibility when it comes to positioning and movement.
PoE surveillance cameras can also provide built-in functionality such as motion detection, remote operation, automated data transmission to the cloud, and the opportunity to view camera footage from your phone, tablet or computer.
At Global American, we have a complete line of PoE capable devices that can be integrated into your network to power PoE security devices. Please call us for a one-on-one consultation. Our experts will work with you to identify your key security needs and develop an implementation plan.
We put each of our PoE security devices through a rigorous stress test before delivering them to you to ensure that the product meets performance expectations. When it comes to surveillance, it just has to work.
We also create a Process Control Document (PCD) for every build and share it with you. If any aspect of the build changes after go-live, we’ll update the PCD and send you the latest version.
Network-based surveillance solutions that are smart, flexible and reliable. That’s the Global American way.
Medical Computing
Technology is playing a growing role in the health care field, not just when it comes to providing clinical care, but also for collecting, organizing, and monitoring patient data, conducting check-ins, and processing payments.
POS Computer Systems
Kiosks and point of sale (POS) computer systems have become part of everyday life—from buying train tickets to renting a DVD or taking a bicycle out for a ride in the city.
Harsh Environments
Harsh environments include those that feature extreme temperatures, water, humidity, particulates, electromagnetic discharge, electromagnetic interference, vibrations, physical impact, corrosive agents and/or various gases.
In-Vehicle Computing Solutions
In-vehicle embedded computing solutions can connect vehicles in the field to the main office, enabling real-time two-way communication to improve decision-making, vehicle tracking, and record-keeping.
Industrial Automation
Industrial automation seeks to streamline the manufacturing, quality control and material handling process through the use of technology.
Internet Of Things (IoT)
From remote controlled thermostats to wearable fitness monitors, the Internet of Things (IoT) is changing the way we live. IoT technologies have the potential to radically change the way to do business as well.
Surveillance
A strong corporate surveillance program helps to control access to technology and data and protect against theft or damage to valuable equipment.
Oil And Gas
The oil and gas industry is considered to be the biggest sector in the world, constantly changing, but relying on consistency in software and hardware alike.
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