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The Art Institute of Chicago Using Axis Network Cameras to Monitor Museum for Safety of Visitors, Art Holdings
Axis Communications, the global leader in the network video market, has announced that the Art Institute of Chicago is using Axis network cameras to monitor the museum's approximately 1 million square feet for the safety of its visitors and art holdings.
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Axis cameras in service at Länsförsäkringar
Axis Communications has announced that its network cameras are part of the Swedish insurance company Länsförsäkring Älvsborg’s alarm service for farming, companies and private homes. Länsförsäkringar will initially offer the alarm service to its policy holders in Älvsborg county.
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Grambling State University Protecting Students, Property With Axis Network Cameras
Axis Communications, the global leader in the network video market, has announced that Grambling State University is using its network cameras to ensure the safety of its students and property.
Grambling State University houses its students in 19 residence halls dotting its north Louisiana campus. The school grounds contain five colleges, including an honors college, two professional schools, a graduate school and a division of continuing education. In addition, it offers younger students a laboratory high school.
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Axis is opening new offices in China and Brazil
Axis Communications has announced that the company is opening new sales offices China (Beijing) and Brazil (São Paolo). There is great interest in network video in both of the regions and by establishing local offices, Axis strengthens its presence on markets with development potential.
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Axis is opening sales offices and more network video products were installed in Moscow's Metro
Axis Communications has announced that the company is opening a new sales office in Russia (Moscow). There is great interest in network video in the region and by establishing a local office, Axis strengthens its presence on a market with development potential.
In connection to this, the company also announces that the installation in Moscow Metro today comprises more than 3 000 Axis network video products and has potential for further installations.
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Slowdown in pace of market growth for network video
For a number of years, IMS has forecast that the market for installations of network video products has an annual global growth rate of approximately 40 percent. IMS expects slower growth in 2008 than in the preceding year as a consequence of the receding American economy. However, their estimation is that network video products will grow by at least 30 percent in the US.
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Axis protects University of Aberdeen now and in the future
"We have been very impressed with the image quality offered by the new Axis system. The previous system delivered images which rarely identified individuals caught on camera in a way in which they could be positively identified. But we now have absolute certainty that those who are captured will be identifiable which is very reassuring, particularly if we need to show the images to the local police if a crime has been committed," William Stevenson, Assistant Estates Director for Support Services, University of Aberdeen
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Increased productivity at UCLA
At the radiology department of the University of California, Los Angles (UCLA), each radiologist used to make daily round trips to monitor CT (computed tomography) and MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) scans at its numerous scanners, which were scattered over four buildings in the main campus area. The department was in need of remote monitoring capabilities to adequately supervise radiological studies and improve patient care. |
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Axis network camera makes the grade at University of Minnesota
Ubiquitous computing environment ideal for Axis network cameras
With four geographically separate campuses, the University of Minnesota sought to establish a sense of community among its students, teaching staff and administration. |