Tag: Digital Watchdog

WESTMINSTER, Colo.—PSA (www.psasecurity.com), the world’s largest consortium of professional systems integrators, has announced the lineup of sponsors for PSA TEC 2022, which will be held in Denver, Colorado, on May 16-19 and virtually on May 24-26. “We are excited to have an impressive list of sponsors supporting TEC 2022,” said Chris Salazar-Mangrum, PSA’s vice president of technology partners. “PSA TEC is known for its educational lineup, networking events...

MONUMENT, Colo.—Connected Technologies LLC, maker of the award-winning Connect ONE cloud management platform that controls intrusion, access control, video surveillance, critical environmental monitoring and energy management systems, recently completed a comprehensive update to its application. Starting with a fresh new look that offers an improved sense of intuitiveness and ease of use, especially in the mobile applications, users will find more detailed information in an easier-to-locate...

YORBA LINDA, Calif. —Maxxess Systems, a global leader in event response management and collaboration systems, is partnering with Digital Watchdog (DW), an industry leader in digital recorders and surveillance management systems, to deliver a complete video surveillance solution to help manage security threats. Unlike standalone systems for video management, this new complete solution helps organizations not only detect security threats in real time, but also to trigger immediate...

MONUMENT, Colo.—Connected Technologies LLC, provider of a cloud-hosted security management platform, and Digital Watchdog (DW), provider of digital recorders, surveillance cameras and video management software, have unveiled new integrations between DW Spectrum and Connect ONE that provide deeper reporting and management controls for dealers and their customers.Connect ONE and DW Spectrum integrate natively through software to receive or trigger notifications or events without system configuration...

SPRINGFIELD, Mo.—DMP's partnership with Digital Watchdog (DW) is expanding with the integration between DW's Spectrum video management software and DMP's Virtual Keypad. “Digital Watchdog is a respected leader in the industry, and we're pleased to expand our partnership,” Mark Hillenburg, vice president of DMP Marketing said in the announcement. “With the DW Spectrum integration, we're able to give our mutual customers a greater level of convenience than they've had before.” DW...

CERRITOS, Calif.—Digital Watchdog, a provider of  digital recorders, surveillance cameras and related management software, has expanded VMAX IP NVR line with the goal of easing installers move to IP technology. The line is HD 1080P NVRs with embedded PoE. The new NVR models, available in 8- and 16-channel configurations and up to 12TB of internal storage, provide VMAX user interface and Pivot management software for an easy transition from analog to IP video surveillance. The NVRs support MEGApix...

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.—Bold Oct. 28 announced that its Manitou software now integrates with VMAX DVR solutions from Digital Watchdog.This latest integration, one of almost 60 that Manitou has now, was specifically requested by a Bold customer, according to Chuck Speck, Bold Technologies president. It was built for this customer out of a need for one point of control for Digital Watchdog's VMAX DVRs.This is part of a larger goal, Speck told Security Systems News. “We want to make sure...

Updated March 5 with interviews with DW's Wade Thomas and Ian Johnston of ISD. Whenever a big company like Digital Watchdog acquires a start-up like Innovative Security Design (ISD), as happened earlier this week, a common concern is whether the acquired company will be allowed to continue to innovate. Executives from both DW and ISD told Security Systems News, there's no need to worry. Most companies want an acquisition to “assimilate into [its] culture, revenue and business model,”...

NEW YORK—The transformed ISC East, now called ISC Solutions, opened here with a new look and crowded aisles yesterday. Was it a function of more people being at the show this year as opposed to last? Or was it the skinny aisles that gave the illusion that there were more people? The official audited numbers won't be available for more than a month, according to Ed Nichols of event organizer Reed Exhibitions, but attendees who spoke to Security Systems News said it didn't matter. They were...