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Marius Van Der Merwe stories

Marius Van Der Merwe is a prolific author who delves into the innovations and transformations within the technology sector, particularly around artificial intelligence (AI) and surveillance. His writings cover a broad array of topics relating to the revolutionary impacts of AI in security systems, the advent of high-tech surveillance solutions, and the strategic corporate movements within this dynamic industry.

Van Der Merwe's columns frequently highlight the developments in camera technology and AI analytics that are shaping the future of public safety and security. His interest in how these technologies integrate into the fabric of modern day societies is evident through his exploration of their applications in smart city initiatives and their role in enhancing urban life. Moreover, his insights into the business strategies of companies like i-PRO, especially in the context of their branding and market expansions in regions like Oceania, provide a thorough understanding of the business aspects behind technological advancements.

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On-site learning for AI systems set to change up the surveillance industry
Fri, 2nd Feb 2024
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data analytics
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productivity
Customisable on-site learning for AI systems is set to transform the surveillance industry in 2024, revolutionising data utilisation for both security measures and business intelligence.”.
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The transformational power of AI in security
Wed, 17th Jan 2024
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surveillance
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data analytics
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advanced persistent threat protection
Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionising security with advanced surveillance cameras that augment monitoring, improve threat detection and streamline emergency responses, reshaping public safety and crime prevention.
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New report shows 66.6% decrease in Panasonic NZ profits
Fri, 1st Sep 2023
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software development
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financial results
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panasonic
The report shows that Panasonic NZ’s revenue increased from NZD $169.9 million in 2022 to NZD $176.5 million in 2022, an increase of 3.8%.
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i-PRO expands in APAC with Dicker Data distribution agreement
Fri, 1st Sep 2023
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ai
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distributors
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apac
i-PRO APAC has announced the expansion of its partnership with DAS, signing a distribution agreement for its wide range of security cameras and AI solutions.
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Here's why a smart city needs to be a people-first city
Tue, 4th Apr 2023
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smart cities
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cybersecurity
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safety
Cities around the world are using video technology to improve safety and create a better urban life, as urban populations continue to rise.
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i-PRO appoints Rafal Loretz as new BDM for Aus & NZ
Fri, 2nd Dec 2022
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digital entertainment
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melbourne
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video
Experienced security pro Rafal Loretz joins i-PRO as Business Development Manager for Australia and New Zealand.
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AI cameras are the future
Tue, 25th Oct 2022
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surveillance
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ai
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camera
The next phase of surveillance camera technology is the move to Artificial Intelligence, enhancing operational capabilities.
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I-Pro officially marks launch of brand in Australia and New Zealand
Tue, 26th Jul 2022
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partner programmes
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photography
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distributors
I-Pro has officially launched in Australia and New Zealand, following a series of new releases as an entity that started in early April.
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i-PRO releases smallest AI-based surveillance camera on the market
Tue, 24th May 2022
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surveillance
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ai
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photography
The new i-PRO mini network camera is now available, with a pocket-sized form factor and full AI analytics functionality.
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i-Pro announces newest solutions as rebranded enterprise
Fri, 6th May 2022
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partner programmes
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digital technology
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resellers
i-PRO APAC Oceania has introduced its newest high-resolution mid-range cameras, with combined edge AI analytics and resolutions of up to 4K.
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Panasonic i-PRO rebrands in the Oceania region
Tue, 5th Apr 2022
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partner programmes
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software development
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personal computing devices
i-PRO in Oceania has separated from Panasonic and will now trade as an independent entity, focusing on high-tech cameras and AI capabilities.