As businesses move away from traditional NVR and server-based CCTV systems, cloud video surveillance has become an increasingly more attractive option. However, choosing a Cloud CCTV platform isn’t just about the features or camera compatibility.
The real question is what happens after deployment.
When a camera goes offline or footage is somehow lost, who takes ownership of the problem? Is it your internal team? Your software provider? Or is it managed by one single provider who takes responsibility for the whole service?
This article will compare both SEiNG and Milestone Arcules so you can decide which platform is best for you. Both are cloud video surveillance solutions that support existing cameras which avoids vendor lock-in however, they slightly differ in the way they support customers and their selling model – just to name a few.
In this comparison, we’ll look at how SEiNG and Milestone Arcules compare across:
- Deployment + Installation
- Technical Support
- Pricing
- Data residency
- Operational Ownership
- Suitability for different types of organisations