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Fremont, CA: The convergence of physical security technology and information technology continues to impact security and IT departments, their personnel and vendors. Video surveillance capabilities for business security systems are advancing rapidly. In recent years, we've seen the migration from analog to digital video recording, and now to the convergence of video systems and a company's IT network infrastructure. This rapid advancement has multiple benefits—it has made video surveillance systems more affordable for smaller businesses; and expanded the reach and capabilities of network video (or IP video) for larger enterprises.