The initiative included adding data centres globally to provide wider regional coverage; the opening of a new Eagle Eye Networks office in Japan and new distribution partnerships in the Nordics and Spain; multi-lingual translations of the Eagle Eye user interface, Eagle Eye Reseller Dashboard and the website; and enhanced customer support resources including localisation and increased hours of operation as well as expansion of Eagle Eye University to Europe.

Eagle Eye’s multi-national customers need a standardised video surveillance solution to streamline operations across their global locations. They also need localised languages and local data centres for their employees and to comply with video surveillance regulations. The Eagle Eye Cloud Security Camera VMS now provides a localised user experience in a global environment.

Eagle Eye added data centres in London, Dubai, and Frankfurt for anticipated growth from Eagle Eye’s channel expansion in Europe and the Middle East. Eagle Eye also dramatically expanded its Montreal and Amsterdam facilities due to increased customer demand. With the expansion of the Eagle Eye Data Centers across the globe, it is easy for companies to adhere to country-specific video storage requirements. Eagle Eye has plans to further expand its data centres in 2019. With a new office in Japan, Eagle Eye will also further expand its business in APAC while the Amsterdam office will keep growing the EMEA region.

"I founded Eagle Eye Networks as a cloud company because I foresaw a shift from onsite to cloud video surveillance," said Dean Drako, Founder and CEO of Eagle Eye Networks. "We invest heavily in our platform and will continue enhancing and expanding our global infrastructure to support our worldwide growth.”