Author: Nirvana Lifestyle Editors Mon Jun 9, 2008
I was sitting quietly enjoying my coffee in my office and suddenly a customer started yelling at the cash register clerk saying he gave 500 Rs. bill and not a 100 Rs. bill and started demanding more money back.

The poor clerk keep repeating “ NO sir, you gave me only 100 Rs.”

I went out and tried to calm down the customer but in vain he was just not agreeing that he gave Rs 100 and not Rs. 500.

I suddenly remembered our new Cradle iNVSS system and the camera pointing to the
Cash Register. I went to my system clicked on the particular camera window and clicked
Replay and to my surprise I could clearly see the 100 Rs bill that the customer handed to my Cash Register Clark.

I went to the customer and invited him to my office and showed him the video and the matter was over.

I find the Cradle iNVSS Product line really great for retail shops in India and across the world. If you own more than one shop I highly recommend it since not only you can access the video locally but also I can access it using my Tata Indicom Laptop card or from my home and if needed talk with the customer.

Benefits of the Cradle INVSS includes

• Not just security but remote Monitoring
• Access from anywhere and anytime- live preview
• Highest Quality Video- Standards compliant H.264
• Highest accuracy Video – Content analysis
• Target Intelligence based on customer needs
• Efficient use of Storage

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Home surveillance systems today allow you to regulate your home and what goes on in there even if you’re miles away from home. Contemporary technology as well as digital video surveillance systems make it possible for us. You could have the choice of watching real-time feeds away from your home to your computer with the World Wide Web or preserving the information for future reference or both. All these in superior-quality color representation. You can even integrate infrared technology for better visibility at night.

For similar purposes, video surveillance security systems are also so in demand in stores, offices, and other working venues. It not only monitors those customers who are coming in but also the individuals who are inside the premises themselves–the employees. Problem employees have been causing their bosses so much headache that checking them through video security cameras is just as vital as looking out for thefts and aggressive customers. The monetary damage that these staff cost is nowhere near the cost of acquiring a quality video surveillance system set up at the establishment that is why business people were the first ones to acknowledge and embrace the significance of this technology.

CCTV cameras are what we typically see in establishments like banks, offices, shops, and other public areas. With closed circuit TV, you could view numerous feeds from a variety of cams simulataneously. This makes regulating a couple of rooms a lot simpler. CCTV also usually have motion sensors that detect movement in an otherwise unfilled room and track it, or locate a person in a crammed place and monitor his motions. In low-light areas or dark areas, CCTV with infrared cameras is the most excellent surveillance system, specifically if the location is prone to pranks as well as crimes at night.

With video security, you’re not simply trying to secure your business and personal possessions and properties, but also yourself together with your family. Visible security cameras are enough to prevent an ugly scene from occurring because would-be perpetrators will be hesitant to do so if they discover that they are being videotaped. If it is at home, nannies and sitters tend to be more careful, and thieves and pranksters are more hesitant to do some misbehaving. And you could watch what your kids are up to simultaneously. At the workplace, it is similar thing: it stops untoward employee attitude while protecting them from possible hazardous behavior from clients outside. Just as human security personnel, only less expensive. So is it worth it? I’d say it is.