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March Networks Revolutionizes Video Surveillance Storage with New Cloud Solution, Delivering Up to 80% Cost Savings Globally.

March Networks, a vanguard in intelligent video surveillance, has unveiled a game-changing Cloud Storage solution, showcased prominently at Intersec Dubai. Initially previewed in December through a strategic collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS), this innovative offering is now globally accessible, promising a significant shift in how organizations manage and retain their valuable video data. Building upon its robust cloud infrastructure, March Networks’ flexible new storage model directly addresses a universal pain point: the escalating costs and infrastructure demands of securely storing ever-growing volumes of video footage.

A Flexible and Scalable Cloud Storage Model Redefining Cost and Control

The relentless growth in video retention requirements has traditionally forced businesses into a cycle of frequent hardware expansions and spiraling operational overhead. March Networks’ latest innovation breaks this cycle.

Enhancing its comprehensive cloud portfolio, the company introduces a sophisticated cold storage model specifically designed for long-term video archiving, powered by the industry-leading Amazon S3 Glacier. This intelligent tiered approach ensures that recent, frequently accessed video remains instantly available for urgent investigations. Simultaneously, older, less frequently accessed footage is securely migrated and archived in Amazon S3 Glacier, delivering unparalleled cost efficiency for prolonged retention periods.

This strategic dual-tier system empowers organizations to dramatically cut long-term video storage costs by an impressive 80% over a five-year span, all while ensuring secure and accessible archives. Retrieval of archived video is streamlined, typically available within 12 to 48 hours, and can be seamlessly reviewed and trimmed directly within the intuitive March Networks application. This not only elevates the quality of evidence handling but also eliminates previous limitations on the number of cameras that can be backed up to the cloud.

“We have addressed the foremost challenge confronting businesses in video surveillance today,” states Jeff Corrall, Chief Product Officer at March Networks. “Our customers have consistently emphasized that long-term video retention represents one of their most significant operational and financial hurdles. This release fundamentally transforms video storage economics by aligning cost, performance, and access precisely with how video data is genuinely utilized.”

Tangible Impact: Real-World Cost Savings for Enterprises

The true economic burden of traditional on-premise storage often extends beyond initial investment, encompassing ongoing IT overhead, routine maintenance, and the inevitable cycle of hardware replacement. March Networks’ Cloud Storage offers a compelling alternative.

Consider a recent evaluation involving a customer managing 580 cameras, generating an estimated 5,600 TB of archived video. While this organization utilized on-premise storage for immediate access to recent footage, their analysis revealed a staggering cost differential. Storing this immense volume of video on-premise would incur an approximate annual cost of $1.7 million. In stark contrast, March Networks Cloud Storage projected an annual cost of only $347,000 for the same archiving needs. This hybrid approach not only ensures instant accessibility for critical recent footage but also delivers monumental reductions in long-term video retention expenditures, demonstrating the profound financial advantages of migrating to the cloud.

Beyond Storage: Powerful Cloud & Software Enhancements

March Networks’ latest release isn’t solely about revolutionary cloud storage; it also introduces a comprehensive suite of software enhancements designed to elevate real-world operations, bolster security, ensure compliance, and enhance safety across diverse industries.

Expanding the Edge: New Cameras and Recording Hardware

Further bolstering its comprehensive ecosystem, March Networks is also expanding its edge portfolio with a range of new and updated camera and recorder options, designed to meet diverse surveillance needs:

Collectively, these powerful hardware and software innovations culminate in a fully integrated, end-to-end video platform that spans from the very edge of the network to the secure confines of the cloud. This holistic approach empowers organizations to modernize their surveillance infrastructure, substantially reduce storage expenditures, and unlock unprecedented long-term value from their critical video data.

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