Public and private sector organizations in more than 50 countries rely on March Networks' innovative video surveillance and business intelligence solutions to manage risk and increase operational efficiencies. Select from the highlighted case studies below or navigate through our archives to learn how our customers are using March Networks technology to meet and exceed their security and operational requirements.
March Networks VideoSphere solution monitors activity at 400 gaming machines and 96 table and poker games.
Transportation authority serving Baltimore and area standardizes on March Networks mobile video surveillance system.
Alaska USA Credit Union opts for surveillance system that will accommodate new and emerging technologies.
IP cameras capture high quality video in strategic locations at 100-store shopping center.
Tens of millions of eyes will be focused on the world’s top-ranked football stars battling for supremacy at the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa, but behind the scenes, March Networks video surveillance technology will be playing an important supporting role.
Steve Welk’s job as director of Loss Prevention at Barnes & Noble College Booksellers got a lot easier when the company began rolling out March Networks video surveillance systems to its stores at colleges and universities in 2008.
Planning for a video surveillance system at Wellington International Airport on the outskirts of New Zealand’s capital required systems integrator Nedax Systems (NZ) Ltd. to take into account the region’s notorious wet andwindy weather.
Residents of a social housing community in Veenendaal, a Dutch city 60 kilometers southeast of Amsterdam, are breathing a sigh of relief following the deployment of a state-of-the-art March Networks video surveillance system.
A major attraction like the Seattle Aquarium can’t afford to take safety for granted. With 850,000 visitors a year – many of them parents struggling to keep an eye on their children – aquarium management required a video surveillance system they could rely on to keep guests, staff and marine life safe and secure.
Operating video surveillance systems in isolated locations like Barrow, Alaska, the northernmost community in the United States, requires more than the usual confidence in hardware reliability. Given the sheer distance from supply centers, the howling winds, blowing snow and temperatures exceeding minus 30 degrees Fahrenheit, equipment problems can be very expensive.
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