Currently each bus is equipped with
five cameras, and the district is in the process of adding stop arm cameras as buses are replaced. For those interested in taking more
complete advantage of the potential of cloud-based technology, some of the sys- tems now available also boast advanced options along with basic video capture and storage. For example, Gatekeeper recommends fleet operators use a system that supports real-time monitoring and remote access for viewing live footage as well as video analytics and AI that enable automatic detection and analysis of be- haviors, patterns and incidents. Features can include customizable alerts and no- tifications of security or safety concerns, secure data storage and encryption, and smooth integration with other cloud- based services and security systems.
A Dive Into the Cloud Of 35 magazine readers who responded to a
recent survey that their operations use cloud storage, nearly half said data is stored on premises via their school district or company IT department. Meanwhile, 31% said the data is stored off premises by an outside vendor, and 20% said they have data that is stored both on-prem and off- prem. The most common data stored in the cloud by these organizations is routing, followed by video footage, student/employee data, and telematics. Nearly all of the respondents, 94%, said they feel
like they retain enough control of their data when it is stored in the cloud. Meanwhile, 14% said they have had challenges retrieving their data from the cloud when they need it.
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