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OPHIR LEVY, DIRECTOR OF SALES AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, EMEA // NOVEMBER 27, 2018 Facial recognition isn’t typically the best option for detecting and tracking a known, or unknown person of interest. Qognify’s, Ophir Levy, explains the crucial difference with Qognify Suspect Search, which does not require an ‘identity’ to rapidly search across multiple cameras (either in real-time or post incident). He also explains how, unlike facial recognition, Suspect Search can usually be deployed without the need for costly camera upgrades.
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OPHIR LEVY, DIRECTOR OF SALES AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, EMEA // NOVEMBER 27, 2018 The longer it takes to locate a person of interest the slimmer the chance of finding them, observes Ophir Levy from Qognify, in this short video. He explains how in a critical situation Qognify Suspect Search is the ideal system to not only pinpoint a person’s current location, but also re-tread their steps in order to ascertain where they have been, what that have been doing, and who they have been in contact with. Ophir also highlights the unique circumstances in which facial recognition should the preferred method. Learn more about Suspect Search here.
OPHIR LEVY, DIRECTOR OF SALES AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, EMEA // NOVEMBER 27, 2018 Situation management systems such as Qognify Situator are increasingly relied upon by rail operators around the world. In this video, Ophir Levy, of Qognify, explains how the siloed approach operators working in command and control have traditionally used, is rapidly being replaced with systems that enable them to manage the entire process relating to any incident, with optimal efficiency and effectiveness. Learn more about Situator here.
OPHIR LEVY, DIRECTOR OF SALES AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, EMEA // NOVEMBER 27, 2018 Today, large enterprises ranging from railways, airports, utilities and safe/ smart cities, are looking beyond security when deploying technology systems. They are realizing that power and potential of situation management extends far beyond the command and control room. In this new video, Ophir Levy from Qognify explains how a major rail operator in Europe is using Qognify Situator to manage and streamline its operations across the network. Learn more about Situator here.
OPHIR LEVY, DIRECTOR OF SALES AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, EMEA // NOVEMBER 27, 2018 With powerful next-generation video management systems (VMS) such as Qognify’s VisionHub, capable of integrating multiple safety and security systems, to deliver a clearer operating picture to the control room, how do you know when you need a VMS or are full scale physical security information management system? Qognify’s Ophir Levy answers this frequent question in his latest video blog. He highlights how organisations with numerous systems (including their own VMS) can significantly benefit from bringing it all in to one unified platform such Qognify Situator. Learn more about Qognify’s Situator here.
OPHIR LEVY, DIRECTOR OF SALES AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, EMEA // NOVEMBER 27, 2018 Not all PSIM solutions are created equal in fact many fall far short of being true situation management systems, observes Qognify’s Ophir Levy in his latest video blog. At one end of the spectrum you have the ability to integrate several sensors whilst other, you have Qognify Situator that goes far beyond that makes it possible to correlate, analyze and derive meaningful insight from all of the data coming in to the control room. He explains how Situator’s powerful engine sits on top of the system and sensor integration to deliver a common operating picture and drive often business processes, as pre-defined by the organization in accordance with best practice. Learn more about Qognify’s Situator here.