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Mr. Bill Taylor
SecuritySolutionsWatch.com: Thank you for joining us today, Bill. It's a pleasure to speak with a newly elected member of the Security Industry Association Board of Directors. Congratulations! 1) Before getting into security industry trends and Panasonic solutions,
please give us an overview of your background. Bill Taylor: After earning an undergraduate degree from
the University of Colorado at Boulder and an MBA from the University of
Denver, I've gained over 25 years of leadership experience in communications
and networking technologies at a variety of companies including AT&T,
Kodak, Philips and Motorola. Through the years, I have worked in sales
and marketing, corporate strategy, research and general management. My
current position is President of Panasonic System Networks Company of
America, a division of Panasonic Corporation of North America, the principal
North American subsidiary of Panasonic Corporation. We are based at Panasonic's
North American headquarters in Secaucus, New Jersey, but I've also worked
internationally in Asia/Pacific and Europe. Bill Taylor: Today's IP-based digital video systems
are built on a network that uses the same kind of infrastructure as other
computer systems. There are numerous advantages to this approach. First
is the potential availability - through network connectivity - of video
anywhere it is needed, from any computer or even from mobile devices.
Additionally, for many IP-based networked video systems, the expansion
of "smart" features at the edge of the network (i.e., inside the camera),
helps minimize the system's computational load and the amount of data
that travels across the network. IP-based cameras also offer higher-resolution
image quality and use new compression formats (H.264) to minimize network
bandwidth usage.
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