Method
From the operating context to continuous improvement
I start with the cameras, video streams, video patrols and procedures you already use. We agree what to observe, how to integrate the technology and how to verify the results with your operators.
01 · Assess the operating context
Map current patrols, roles, procedures and constraints with the people who make decisions and those who operate the system. Check the cameras, video streams, VMS and NVRs.
02 · Set requirements and acceptance criteria
Agree how to verify native anomaly detection, which targeted checks to add and how to measure parallel analysis, the relevance of events and local data handling.
03 · Coordinate selected technology providers
Translate the operating need into precise specifications. Assess providers’ expertise, integration options and ongoing support. Agree compatibility, infrastructure sizing and responsibilities.
04 · Oversee delivery and field testing
Technology providers build and configure the solution. I coordinate testing with providers and operators on real video streams, at the agreed load and under operating conditions.
05 · Integrate into existing procedures
Phase in the new video patrols and align operating roles, priorities and procedures for assessing security events. Confirm any mobile observation workflow with the operators.
06 · Review and improve
Gather feedback after commissioning, revisit results as the operating context changes and coordinate adjustments with the client and providers.
Operational and economic performance
Context-driven video patrols can differentiate a security service. Compatible cameras and modular growth can help control costs. We assess the economics against your own operating conditions during the initial discussion.
Professional work during the first integration
For the initial supply and integration, the technology provider pays for my agreed professional work. The client pays for the technology, equipment and services quoted by the provider. Later studies, refinements or operator training outside the initial scope are quoted separately when they are not covered by a subsequent supply agreement.