Webinar - Smart Decisions, Smarter Cities

Vidsys is delivering a webinar on Thursday, 4 August at 1000 Pacific time/1300 eastern time, to discuss how data and increased connectivity will enable cities to transform the way we will live, work, and interact with one another. The challenge for cities is to not just gather the data, but to make better use of the data to make more informed decisions, creating actionable intelligence. Smart Cities will need to combine and correlate multiple data streams to provide a more holistic evaluation of the city’s
July 27, 2016 Read time: 2 mins
5202 Vidsys is delivering a webinar on Thursday, 4 August at 1000 Pacific time/1300 eastern time, to discuss how data and increased connectivity will enable cities to transform the way we will live, work, and interact with one another. The challenge for cities is to not just gather the data, but to make better use of the data to make more informed decisions, creating actionable intelligence. Smart Cities will need to combine and correlate multiple data streams to provide a more holistic evaluation of the city’s environment.

Topics will include: The building blocks of Smart Cities and the importance of data correlation for cities of the future. It will also look at how Vidsys Enterprise 2017 extends capabilities beyond physical security by capturing and correlating data from multiple IT-security systems and information management systems to support Smart City applications.

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