Campus Watch
Technology Consulting/Tech Services - , , AU
Campus Watch Employees
Campus Watch Details
The sole purpose of Campus Watch is to provide state-of-the-art, cost effective Visual Electronic Monitoring components to Australia's Independent Schools. In recent years the technology surrounding these components has evolved to the extent that the greater majority of installation, operation and maintenance tasks can now be performed by appropriately trained in-house staff. When combined with significant Education discounts and warranties from our partners Axis Communications, Milestone Systems and iCetana, this places the ability to build a world class Campus Monitoring capability into the hands of every Australian Independent School.\\At Campus Watch we are very aware of the divided community opinion regarding the electronic surveillance of our children. To that end we have assembled a unique set of components that serve the dual purpose of both protecting the campus grounds and intelligently monitoring the activity of the school community in order to significantly enhance the duty of care capabilities offered by the School. The technology that enables the intelligent monitoring of the campus is an Australian invention developed by Professor Svetha Venkatesh and her research team at Curtin University in Western Australia* from which the software company iCetana was \\The establishment of an effective campus monitoring system will evolve over a number years across numerous budget cycles and invoke numerous purchasing options from annual building fund stipends to monthly discretionary budgets. To this end we have agreed with our partners to extend the same educational discount to all orders placed on the Campus Watch website regardless of the size of each order. This will ensure that all Independent Schools both large and small will have the same opportunity to grow their monitoring capability over time with the same range of components and running identical levels of software.
Campus Watch Technologies
Frameworks and Programming Languages
ASP.NET
Email Providers
Outlook
Load Balancers
Microsoft-IIS