March Networks introduces CloudSight, a new cloud-based service

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March Networks launches March Networks CloudSight

March Networks has made a significant leap forward in the world of video surveillance with the launch of their new solution, March Networks CloudSight. This cloud-based service is specifically designed for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) and quick-service restaurants (QSRs), providing a seamless direct camera-to-cloud video experience.

One of the key features of March Networks CloudSight is its integration with Searchlight Cloud, the company’s AI-based data analytics and business intelligence platform. By combining AI-based video analytics with data from other sources such as POS systems and IoT devices, business operators can now gain a complete view of their operations for enhanced security and strategic decision-making.

Peter Strom, President and CEO of March Networks, expressed his excitement about the launch, stating that the combination of CloudSight and Searchlight Cloud represents a significant milestone in the evolution of cloud-based surveillance and business intelligence solutions. He believes that this offering is the future of video surveillance and that March Networks is leading the way.

The CloudSight offering includes new additions to March Networks’ AI-enabled camera lineup, the CS+ and CS Series, which provide metadata for intelligent video evidence retrieval. These cameras come equipped with essential analytics such as intrusion detection, loitering detection, tripwire detection, and more, allowing users to analyze specific scenes and events with ease.

Overall, March Networks CloudSight is set to revolutionize the way small and medium-sized businesses approach security and operations management. With its advanced AI analytics, easy plug-and-play setup, and affordable subscription model, this solution is paving the way for a new era of video surveillance technology.

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