BCDVideo Executes Best-Practices Solution in Texas Schools customer challenge A Texas school district encompassing about 100 square miles with 45 buildings and 35,000 users needed to update its video storage capabilities. The district received a bond in 2011 giving the school district’s police department funding to install and update video surveillance and access control in all of its buildings and facilities. The existing architecture created a bottleneck within their system. After a year, it was only operational in about half the buildings in the district. Instead of being an independent platform, the IT blade servers were located in the chassis that shared resources with other applications. These servers produced lag time on live videos because overnight archiving routine

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