Omnicast's current installation at the CBS Studios comprises 125 cameras but will grow to over 180 cameras once the project is complete. The system is composed of three servers; there is a main directory & archive server, a backup directory server with archiving and a backup archive server; assuring that there are no interruptions in the functionality of the system. In the administrative office a control room consisting of 12 analog monitors allows for the stages and other structures to be centrally surveyed.

CBS studios uses Omnicast to assure the security of the grounds in addition to guaranteeing the protection of workers and controllers of traffic-flow. Thanks to Omnicast, those working on the lot can be continually monitored to the extent that if a worker acts in an unsafe manner (i.e. he does not wear a protective helmet), the issue can be quickly corrected. Additionally, due to continual coming and going of heavy trucks, traffic jams habitually occur. Omnicast's users have the capabilities of detecting causes of traffic congestion and intervene if possible to restore a steady flow of traffic.

The main motivating reasons for CBS studio center's choice in Omnicast is the system's open architecture and advanced features. The reputation and credibility Genetec has maintained for years in the IP security domain equally motivated CBS studio center's decision. "We are currently very satisfied with the product. I particularly like the redundancy features and Omnicast's open architecture that allows us to choose the materials that best respond to our needs. Also, the customer service is excellent; we are always well supported by Genetec" says Rob Haggard, security system administrator, CBS studios.