Eagle Eye Networks to Showcase AI-powered Cloud Video Surveillance at Intersec Dubai 2025

January 15, 2025

International cloud video surveillance provider Eagle Eye Networks has presented its latest AI-powered video security solutions at Intersec Dubai 2025 at the Dubai World Trade Center from January 14-16, 2025.

Attendees are invited to visit Eagle Eye Networks at Booth #SA-F23 for live demonstrations and expert consultations on how cloud-based video surveillance can drive efficiency and improve security for businesses across the Middle East.

Eagle Eye Networks is committed to supporting Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 initiative and the UAE’s digital transformation goals. With the growing demand for cloud-based AI video surveillance, Eagle Eye’s solutions are helping organizations protect people, assets, and operations.

“Eagle Eye has invested heavily in the Gulf region, including sales and technical support and a new data center in Riyadh,” said Rishi Lodhia, Managing Director of Eagle Eye Networks EMEA, “At Intersec Dubai 2025, we look forward to demonstrating how our technology helps businesses improve security, streamline operations, and achieve greater efficiency.”

ABOUT EAGLE EYE NETWORKS
Eagle Eye Networks is the global leader in cloud video surveillance, delivering cyber-secure, cloud-based video with artificial intelligence (AI) and analytics to make businesses more efficient and the world a safer place. Businesses of all sizes utilize the Eagle Eye Cloud VMS (video management system) to centralize their video surveillance and obtain better security and operations. Purpose-built for the cloud and AI, the Eagle Eye Cloud VMS addresses customers’ security and operational needs with unlimited scalability, simple usage-based subscription pricing, advanced analytics, integrated AI, and an open RESTful API platform delivering flexibility. Eagle Eye sells through a global network of resellers and integrators. Founded in 2012, Eagle Eye is headquartered in Austin, Texas, with offices in Amsterdam, Bangalore, and Tokyo. Learn more at www.een.com

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