3VR Security, Inc, the global leader in intelligent surveillance and search, announced it will host a webinar, “Best Practices for Implementing Intelligent Surveillance and Search Platforms: A Banking Case Study,” featuring Ted Barron, CPP vice president and security manager (retired), Wells Fargo, and Stephen Russell, chairman & founder of 3VR Security, Inc., on Tuesday, May 11 at 11:00 am PDT.

Financial institutions often struggle determining how best to use video as a strategic business tool rather than a regulatory compliance tool. This challenge is compacted by the fact that most video security solutions on the market today over-promise and under-deliver on claims to lower fraud and loss, improve investigative efficiency and provide a compelling return on investment. While advances in camera and video recording equipment have made it possible to collect and store more video than ever before, simply storing video doesn’t help stop crimes.

In this webinar, former Wells Fargo Vice President and Security Manager, Ted Barron, will join 3VR Chairman & Founder, Steve Russell to share his experiences in testing, implementing and deploying 3VR’s intelligent surveillance and search technology at one of the largest financial institutions in the US. Through the bank’s rigorous testing and implementation efforts, they were able to determine best practices for the use of facial recognition, transaction integration and more. Most importantly, the bank discovered that search is the truly transformative feature of intelligent surveillance solutions. 

This webinar will review:

• Goals and methods for testing intelligent surveillance and search solutions;
• Findings and recommendations for implementing intelligent surveillance and search on a large scale; and
• Impact and ROI from intelligent surveillance and search solutions.

All webinar attendees will receive a copy of “Best Practices for Implementing Intelligent Surveillance and Search in Financial Institutions,” a 3VR Best Practices Guide written in collaboration with Mr. Barron.

With over 20 years of experience in security for retail banks, with a focus on video surveillance, technology convergence, product evaluation and security and operations management, and over 200 million dollars in projects under management, Mr. Barron has extensive experience testing and implementing video surveillance solutions.