Losses are something a company or business never wants to see, and while losses can be explained by any number of reasons, a big reason for some businesses is that employees are being dishonest. Your employees may be skimming off the register or taking things when left alone, knowing that you put your trust in them to be honest. So how do you fix something like this? You use GeoVision's Point of Sale Monitoring.Losses due to point of sale transactions can be a main cause for shrinkage as well as a constant drain on your business' resources. GeoVision's POS-DVR surveillance solution can help employers deal with these situations and stop the losses before they become too much for the business to recover from.
The GeoVision data capture device can monitor your register or counter area and even adds a transactional text overlay from each and every connected POS device. This provides you with visual contextual awareness that helps reduce shrinkage and protect assets from losses.
When a GeoVision system works in conjunction with a GV-Data Capture device, the GV-Series surveillance system can turn into a POS/DVR surveillance system. This allows vital transactional Point of Sale data to the system.
With these tools your management can be more effective at monitoring and remotely monitoring cashier areas, associate POS transaction data with videos, record videos for retroactive analysis, search transaction data to visually verify accurate sales and even output alarms for emergency events.
Don't let yourself become a victim of poor management and internal theft. Keep a bird's eye view on all of your business' transactions with the GeoVision Point of Sales Integration.
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Old security systems required 24 hour monitoring from a paid security guard in a booth watching a security monitor or checking recorded feeds when you get back to your home or business. But now, thanks to one of GeoVision's many unique features, you can view your security feed in real time from anywhere in the entire world via web interface.
When it comes to security camera systems nowadays, people are always trying to get the biggest, baddest and most high tech systems they can find. Many people are willing to fork over big bucks for high tech security camera systems that do pretty much everything but arrest the criminal themselves. But ask yourself, is all of that really necessary?
For those of you who don't know, GeoVision technology is a multi-channel digital video surveillance system that utilizes MPEG4 video compression technology. The good thing about GeoVision systems is that CCTV cameras can be connected and viewed live on a local monitor screen via the internet or through a TCP/IP network.
GeoVision is scheduled to release its GV-NVR/GV-DVR V8.4 this month. In case you didn't know, GeoVision supplies a free bundled 32-Channel Full Featured GV-NVR V8.4 with its IP cameras and video servers. Yeah, free. The best part is that V8.4 is compliant to ONVIF as well as PSIA Standards.
When trying to choose the right security system, it is often helpful to know all of the features of the system you may be looking at. Knowing the ins and outs of a particular system could be the deal maker (or breaker) in your decision.
Security Cameras are one of the hottest pieces of tech and security on the market right now. For obvious reasons security, in both the home and the workplace, is extremely important, which makes the demand for an increase in security camera technology grow rapidly.
GeoVision updated their software recently with update version 8.3.3 for the 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Windows 7 support. This latest update passed all testing for operation and is ready for release for the following systems:
ONVIF and PSIA are two leading organizations both of which are pursuing their goal to bring interoperability to IP cameras. Delivering support to each and every IP camera with ONVIF/PSIA protocols is a very important
step forward in expanding GeoVision's IP product exposure. That is why GeoVision has joined forces with both ONVIF and PSIA as a member company. GeoVision will soon support ONVIF and PSIA in all of their video surveillance products.
One of the best things about a security camera system is that you have full control over everything that has been recorded by the cameras.....as long as you are in the same room as the hardware the cameras are feeding to. But what about if you are away from home and you want to check the feed and see if everything is in order?
VIVOTEK, a prestigious leading manufacturer in the network video surveillance industry, has been around since 2000 and is always looking at new ways of expanding business. Well, not too long ago they found one of the best ways possible to expand their business by crafting an agreement with GeoVision, a leader in the DVR and NVR business. 
Just because you buy a security camera system doesn't mean that you can just let it run and everything will be ok. Just like any piece of equipment, you security camera system needs to have regular maintenance to insure that everything runs as smoothly as possible. Security camera maintenance isn't a new thing and there are plenty stories of people neglecting their systems that end with disastrous results. However, with the right equipment and the right technology, worries about proper maintenance for your security camera system can become a thing of the past. 
GeoVision has been one of the leaders in the market of digital surveillance for many years and always seems to produce some great products and some great features that work to enhance the way we use digital surveillance systems. Features with GeoVision continuously strive to make digital surveillance better and better each day and that is exactly what the company's newest feature, Turbo Mode, tries to do as well.