Cozaint Introduces New ALICEnvr Cloud-Storage Video Surveillance System

Sep 19, 2023


Leveraging Seagate’s Lyve Cloud Infrastructure, ALICEnvr Protects Small Businesses with Scalable Video Retention Security


San Diego, California Sep 18, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Cozaint Corporation is announcing the launch of its latest innovation, the ALICEnvr cloud-storage video surveillance system. This cutting-edge solution utilizes the power of Seagate Lyve Cloud storage infrastructure to provide small businesses with an unparalleled video surveillance experience.

The ALICEnvr system offers simplicity, scalability, and cost-effectiveness, enabling businesses to safeguard their premises with ease.

Designed with the unique needs of small businesses in mind, the Cozaint ALICEnvr system offers a seamless and hassle-free approach to video surveillance. With the ALICEnvr on-premise system, businesses can enjoy effortless deployment and management of their network video recorder (NVR) without the need for extensive technical expertise.

One of the standout features of the ALICEnvr system is its integration with the Seagate Lyve Cloud storage infrastructure. This collaboration guarantees unparalleled video storage scalability, allowing businesses to effortlessly expand their video retention capacity as their needs grow. Small businesses can now retain and access their video footage securely, without the constraints of limited on-site storage solutions.

At its core, the Cozaint ALICEnvr system is offered as a convenient monthly subscription service. This means that businesses can access top-tier video surveillance capabilities without the burden of hefty upfront costs. The subscription model enables businesses to select the appropriate number of surveillance cameras needed to cover their premises effectively.

This flexibility ensures that businesses pay only for what they need, making it an ideal solution for startups and established enterprises alike.

"We understand that security should never be a compromise, regardless of the size of the business. Seagate Lyve Cloud represents a leap forward in making video retention accessible, manageable, and scalable for today's businesses," stated Craig Cagle, vice president of global sales, and cloud services at Seagate.

With Seagate's Lyve Cloud straightforward pricing model, the Cozaint ALICEnvr system empowers businesses to store recorded video footage for as long as they require, without any hidden fees or complicated structures. This transparency allows businesses to make informed decisions about their video retention strategy, ensuring compliance, security, and peace of mind.

"We are excited to bring the Cozaint ALICEnvr Cloud-Storage Video Surveillance System to the market," said Jay Jason Bartlett, CEO at Cozaint Corporation. "By harnessing the power of Seagate Lyve Cloud, we are providing small businesses with a user-friendly and scalable solution that meets their security needs while accommodating video retention."

The Cozaint ALICEnvr Cloud-Storage Video Surveillance System is set to streamline the way small businesses approach security. Starting from September 5, 2023, businesses can experience the convenience, flexibility, and peace of mind that come with adopting this innovative solution.

Key Features and Benefits:

  • Effortless Deployment: The Cozaint ALICEnvr system streamlines the deployment process, making it a breeze for small businesses to set up and manage their surveillance network. With user-friendly interfaces and intuitive controls, even those with limited technical expertise can quickly get their system up and running.
  • Seamless Scalability: Small businesses can confidently expand their surveillance coverage as needed. The Seagate Lyve Cloud's dynamic scalability allows for additional video retention, accommodating businesses' evolving security requirements without the burden of complex hardware upgrades.
  • Tailored Subscription Model: The Cozaint ALICEnvr operates on a monthly subscription basis, enabling businesses to align their security investments with their operational needs. This subscription-based approach eliminates high upfront costs and offers flexibility to scale the number of surveillance cameras according to the business's size and layout.
  • Endless Video Retention: With Seagate Lyve Cloud's transparent pricing model, businesses can store recorded video footage for as long as necessary. This ensures a long-term record of events, compliance adherence, and peace of mind.

Availability:

The Cozaint ALICEnvr is available starting September 18, 2023. Prices will vary depending on the customer's camera count and video retention requirements.

For more information about the Cozaint ALICEnvr Cloud-Storage Video Surveillance System and its features, please visit www.Cozaint.com/alicenvr

 

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