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Digital Witness Featured on Action News 5 in Memphis
With systems like the Digital Witness video surveillance cameras in restaurants are about more than security these days. The technology that once kept customers safe now means they will be getting good service as well.
"You can absolutely see everything going on in the restaurant," said restaurant owner and Digital Witness customer Shawn Danko.That includes the kitchen where cameras keep an eye on employee productivity. In fact, Danko says he uses Digital Witness as much for productivity as for security.
"You can be anywhere in the whole world and connect with your restaurant or retail store and not only look at live video, but also go back and look at what happened yesterday," says Owner of Digital Witness, Jim Turner.
Shawn Danko once used Digital Witness to solve a crime going on right under his nose. Danko realized he had a problem on his hands because the liquor bottles were disappearing one by one. With the Digital Witness system he found a homeless man sneaking in at off hours and stealing. With the digital witness he was able to arrest and convict that thief.
Digital Witness can put up to 16 cameras in a restaurant. In fact, it can be installed in any business where employers want to keep tab on their employees.
About Digital Witness:
Digital Witness provides video surveillance technology to help business proactively manage their business as well as improve security. Digital Witness has developed software technology designed specifically for hospitality and small retail applications. You can find out more about Digital Witness on their website at: http://www.digitalwitness.com
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