Hospital Security Systems Market to Record Strong Growth until 2021

The hospital security systems market is valued at $5.27 billion in 2016 and is estimated to grow at a CAGR of 15.5% from 2016 to 2021, the recent “Global Hospital Security Systems Market Outlook: 2016-2021” report from Research and Markets has been able to reveal.

The research paper suggests that more than 98 percent of all health care facilities in the U.S. “experience violence and criminal incidents.” Hospitals are facing an unique challenge of balancing security and safety along with providing care and medical services under budget constraints. This has led to the boom of hospital security systems market, in an attempt to provide quality care to the patients along with safety and security to staff, as well as visitors.

Other pivotal factors driving the growth of this market include, rapid technological advances in the field, increasing crime rates and physical security risks, and regulatory compliances for quality patient care.

Tensor Integrated Access Control Systems deliver superior security and reliability

Organizations looking to improve their site’s security and prevent crime can do so by installing a comprehensive, high-end CCTV surveillance system, fully integrated with a secure and reliable Access Control solution.

Tensor has an extensive experience in both segments (CCTV and Access Control) and we are able to easily offer such an extensive level of functionality for all of our systems.

As they’re built around the same cutting-edge technology platform, Tensor.NET, both the WinAC.NET and WinTA.NET suites support an extensive level of CCTV integration.

Video clips retrieved from CCTV cameras are associated with access control activity are available when CCTV is integrated with Tensor.NET.

The cameras are allocated to location entries created in Tensor.NET, which are then linked to smart card scanners or push buttons in the Hardware Manager. Furthermore, multiple cameras can be allocated to the same location, or multiple locations can be assigned to the same camera and lock sensors are connected directly to the CCTV’s DVR.

As a lock is released, an alarm event triggers the recording of video footage for the event. This footage is then available for playback in Tensor.NET, either by location or as a link in an access control report. Screen displays are provided to report upon access events, including links to play the related video clip.

Additionally, the application allows either live or historic video to be viewed for periods not linked to any specific Access Control event.

If you’d like to find out more about Tensor’s CCTV integration options, as well as the multiple useful features provided by our Time and Attendance and Access Control systems, just contact us or Book a Demo, we’ll be sure to answer all of your queries on the matter.