Allow us to simplify what AI in video surveillance is, what it can do, and which analytics are the best for your business, objectives, and situations. By the end of this post you'll have a firm grasp on what's available, from where, and how much AI integration you really need.

How does a golf course seamlessly switch access control from tee box to skybox for a tournament? The answer is integration. In this post we'll see how GenX Security and Brivo can get you there.

Golf facility managers are increasingly turning to a layered security system – a mix of technologies working in unison to protect both the clubhouse and the course. Key components of a modern golf course security setup include:

This guide outlines practical upgrades for access control, cameras, fire safety, and more, tailored for properties in Charleston, Greenville, and Myrtle Beach.

Protecting your Myrtle Beach business after hours with a burglar alarm system is essential. Property crime, especially burglary and theft, remains one of the top risks to local businesses in this high-traffic, tourist-driven area.

Loss prevention technology can do far more than just catch thieves. Integrated solutions (combining cameras, access control, alarms, and more) are making it easier to prevent theft, protect staff, and even gain business insights from security data.

At GenX Security Solutions we choose our Superior Brands based on multiple factors, ease of use being one of them. Ease of use isn't just a nice-to-have. It's the difference between a system that empowers your team and one that makes everyone hate Mondays a little more.

Is your office juggling too many remotes and interfaces for conference room TVs, sound systems, and video conferencing? That’s where centralized AV control systems come in. These solutions put you in command of all your displays, speakers, and devices from one controller, simplifying operations and eliminating confusion. In this post, we’ll explore the best A/V control units for commercial (not home) environments. AMX Harman, Q-SYS, Neat, Yealink, ALGO, Bogen, JBL, Samsung, C

Yes—security systems for businesses are often tax deductible. Deductible items may include security cameras, alarms, access control systems, installation, and even ongoing monitoring costs. Thanks to changes in U.S. tax law Section 179, many commercial security systems now qualify for immediate expensing instead of being depreciated over years.

Managing security across multiple locations is complex. A centralized security management approach simplifies oversight for busy managers.