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Subject:
Remote Monitoring of Business
Category: Business and Money > Small Businesses Asked by: sfdm-ga List Price: $2.00 |
Posted:
24 Jun 2003 17:01 PDT
Expires: 24 Jul 2003 17:01 PDT Question ID: 221334 |
I want to monitor my business from home via internet. I would like to know what epuipment and software i need and their sourse. At present i have 4 cameras which record everything on a 24 hour taperecorder. it is to time consuming to watch it. i have contacted few security and monitoring companies and the range of prices offedered are from $100 to $4000. i dont know what is the best way to go. my main interest is to watch the employees do the work as assigned. |
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Subject:
Re: Remote Monitoring of Business
From: steph1000-ga on 25 Jun 2003 02:23 PDT |
Here is an answer to the question you haven't asked. Fire them and hire them back as self-employed contractors. Don't pay them an hourly wage. Define a set of objectives, have them bid for what the work they want, and pay them according to the objectives they met. With a little bit of forethought and creativity, you can strip down your business to the basics, and you can manage your employees through incentives -- not cameras. |
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Re: Remote Monitoring of Business
From: ewek1-ga on 25 Jun 2003 16:05 PDT |
There are digital recorders that will capture and transmit via internet digital, real-time and stored data. A box that will control 4 cameras and allow storage for up to 3 month's worth of data will cost you ~$5,000. It can also be viewed by 3 people at once, so you and someone else can monitor it at the same time. You can access the archives and instantly go to any date and time of your choosing. Look at www.remoteeyes.com. There are others as well, I suggest contacting a local CCTV/Security firm, and they will be happy to demo and suggest possible solutions. Hope this helps, good luck. |
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Re: Remote Monitoring of Business
From: kdberg-ga on 28 Jun 2004 15:09 PDT |
I have set many of these types of systems up for small and medium sized businesses. DVR, digital video recorders, with builtin internet access point can be had for as low as $800, as well as 10x that price. There are many good products on the market, and I would expect to spend in the $2,000 range for an installed system (assuming that the existing cameras are okay as is). One system I have had good luck with is the Digital Sprite 2 by dedicated micros, http://www.dedicatedmicro.com/ . BTW, don't buy a "high end" DVR, if you have "low end" cameras. |
Subject:
Re: Remote Monitoring of Business
From: actioncam-ga on 31 Jul 2004 14:47 PDT |
You can find more info about this at www.vieweye.com or send the guy an email he knows everything about this industry is has fare prices |
Subject:
Re: Remote Monitoring of Business
From: lay-ga on 23 Sep 2004 09:15 PDT |
If you still did not purchase a system you might look into Lorex Security systems. www.avdeals.com is one of the dealers. If you have found some thing better and more advanced I will appreciate if you put a little note(info) here. I still did not purchase one. Best deal I found so far is for $1859.99 :LOREX sg21cd7484uqa80 21 inch 8 Channel Color Quad System with 80GB DVR FEATURES - Lorex sg-21cd7484uqa80 21 inch 8 Channel Color Quad System with 80GB DVR: Built-in DVR with 2250 hours recording / 100 hours real time High quality recording with modified MJPEG compression (5-20kbyte/frame) Video: 720 x 576 and 640 x 272 recording resolution 8 camera inputs (8 DIN, 8 BNC and 8 audio RCA) Slave HDD and RS232C inputs and alarm terminal block Built-in multiplexer function and password security protected Features video capture card and USB output provides internet remote security monitoring Dual motion sensing alarm feature and main panel operation Includes remote monitoring software, 4 color PIR motion sensor cameras with 63 ft cables, cameras stand and remote control Manufacturer Homepage: www.strategicvista.com Good Luck |
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