“Video Surveillance Trends in Commercial Real Estate: How AI and Cloud Technologies are Enhancing Security Efforts”
The term “video surveillance” may bring to mind concerns about privacy invasion, but it can also be a valuable tool for improving security and efficiency in commercial real estate. According to Eagle Eye Networks’ recent report on 2024 trends, advancements in cloud technologies and artificial intelligence are leading to widespread adoption of proactive security solutions. Here’s what this means for the industry.
Office spaces will see increased protection as more employees return to work following remote work policies. With an estimated 90% of companies expected to resume office operations by the end of 2024 (according Resume Builder), business owners and property managers are prioritizing upgrades to their security systems. Integrated video surveillance and access control top the list of requested improvements, driven by a need for employee safety and convenience.
In addition, AI-powered video surveillance is being utilized beyond just secure entry portals in enterprise office buildings. This technology can prioritize motion activity detection while reducing false alarms for professional monitoring services, as well as provide advanced operational reporting using analytics.
For housing properties such as homeowners associations or multifamily complexes, LPR (license-plate recognition) technology is becoming increasingly popular due its ability improve both convenience and security measures. This includes parking management/enforcement which can lead generate new revenue streams according Eagle Eye’s report citing one multifamily property manager who used LPR technology successfully identify gate crashers while minimizing damage caused at gates.
Overall benefits include improved parking access without needing traditional radio tags or remote control devices – all thanks affordable cloud-based video systems that support LPR functionality effectively . The post Report: AI & Cloud Tech Improving CRE Security appeared first on Connect CRE.
