News & announcements

September 18, 2018

March Networks Launches Intelligent Video Recording and Management Solution for Passenger Rail and Bus Fleets in Europe

BERLIN, GERMANY –– March Networks^®, a global provider of intelligent video solutions, today introduced its leading transit video recording and management offering to the European passenger rail and bus fleet markets. The end-to-end solution helps transit agencies improve security and incident investigation using integrated high-definition (HD) surveillance video coupled with advanced vehicle metadata searching. It dramatically reduces the time required to prepare and defend cases, and is currently deployed in more than 33,000 trains, subways and buses, as well as hundreds of wayside locations, across North America.

August 27, 2018

7 Security Tips for Cannabis Cultivators

Security threats for cannabis cultivators can vary by state, but ensuring the security of the product is a universal concern. March Networks recently spoke with Cannabis Business Times to share top advice for cultivators looking to mitigate security risks in their facility, from choosing the right video surveillance system to more effectively tracking plants.

August 21, 2018

March Networks Intelligent Video Solution to Secure Canadian Retail Cannabis Dispensaries

OTTAWA, ON –– March Networks^®, a world leader in the delivery of video surveillance and video-based business intelligence solutions to the cannabis industry, is pleased to announce that one of Canada’s largest cannabis producers has selected its complete cannabis video solution to provide security, loss prevention and operational insights for its retail dispensaries.

August 7, 2018

March Networks Launches New Hosted Video Solution for Convenience Stores

Service delivers integrated surveillance video, business analytics and point-of-sale transaction data, plus health monitoring for optimal system performance.

OTTAWA, ONTARIO –– March Networks^®, a global provider of intelligent video solutions, is pleased to introduce a new software as a service (SaaS) offering for convenience stores. The secure, hosted service will deliver all the benefits of March Networks’ powerful Searchlight for Retail solution – including loss prevention, data analytics and operational audits reporting – for an average cost of just $4 a day. It leaves owners free to focus on their business rather than maintaining a video surveillance network, and delivers a swift return on investment through advanced loss prevention and business insights.

July 9, 2018

A Close Eye on Crime

March Networks President and CEO Peter Strom talks to Future Banking about current banking trends and how high-quality IP video, centralized surveillance systems, and integrated video analytics are improving a bank's ability to detect fraud and improve operational efficiency.

June 11, 2018

Are Integrators And End Users Overwhelmed By Too Many Choices?

Finding the right technology to solve an end user’s problem is challenging, but the rewards are great when an integrator gets it right. With so many technology and product choices in the marketplace, identifying that one solution can be akin to finding a needle in a haystack. Our President and CEO Peter Strom talks about whether the vast range of product choices is always a good thing, in SecurityInformed's most recent Expert Panel Roundtable.

May 31, 2018

March Networks Recognizes Top North American Channel Partners

OTTAWA, ONTARIO –– March Networks^®, a global provider of intelligent video solutions, is proud to announce the winners of its annual North American Partner Awards. The awards recognize companies for their excellence in delivering on customers’ video surveillance and video-based business intelligence requirements, and for driving exceptional results.

May 18, 2018

How Video-Based Business Intel Improves the Customer Experience

As bank transformation continues to gain momentum, we're seeing more examples of  'banks of the future' - typically designed to be more open and inviting, with comfortable seating areas, more ATMs or ITMs and fewer teller stations. What you won’t see is a host of behind-the-scenes advanced technologies that banks are now deploying to optimize the customer experience. Chief among these are intelligent video solutions that integrate surveillance video with analytics, RFID and other data sources. Not only do these video solutions provide valuable insights into branch trends and performance, they also make it possible to track and analyze how customers behave and what they experience when they enter a bank branch or ATM vestibule. March Networks' Dan Cremins shares more on the technologies supporting banks of the future in this article in the ABA Banking Journal.

May 16, 2018

New March Networks SE2 Series IP Cameras Deliver 1080p Video Resolution, Optimum Performance and Value

Features including built-in IR, extra-wide FOV, hallway mode, and low bit rate ensure clear video capture in indoor and outdoor applications

OTTAWA, ON –– March Networks^®, a global provider of intelligent IP video solutions, is pleased to introduce its SE2 Series IP Cameras. The new camera line delivers 1080p video and a comprehensive range of advanced features for indoor and outdoor applications. It also incorporates a smart low bit rate (LBR) setting that reduces bandwidth and storage consumption by 50% or more, making the SE2 Series IP cameras a cost-effective option for businesses with dozens or hundreds of surveillance cameras.

May 8, 2018

March Networks Achieves Certification for Cybersecure Business Practices

Ottawa, ON –– March Networks^®, a global provider of intelligent video solutions, is proud to be one of the first companies in Canada to become Cyber Essentials Canada certified, designating it as a cybersecure business. Developed as part of the United Kingdom’s National Cyber Security Programme, the Cyber Essentials certification is awarded to organizations able to demonstrate good cybersecurity practices and an ability to mitigate risks from Internet-based threats in areas including: firewalls, routers and other boundary security devices; Internet-connected email, web and application servers; desktop PCs and laptops; and cloud, Internet and other service providers.