Indiana district keeps its existing cameras, drops the on-site-only video access, and gives 15–20 staff live views without a single firewall change

Coram AI saved countless hours by utilizing our existing infrastructure. The amount of labor hours saved is almost incalculable.”

— Adam Jones, IT Technical Lead at Daleville Community Schools

DALEVILLE, IN, UNITED STATES, August 11, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Daleville Community Schools, a K-12 public school district of about 1,000 students across an elementary school and a junior-senior high school, has replaced its network video recorders with an AI physical security platform from Coram AI, a Sunnyvale-based AI physical security company. The district kept its more than 100 existing 4K cameras and connected them to the new system in under an hour.

Before the change, live video was effectively locked to the buildings: remote access was limited to a few administrators, remote video quality degraded badly, and sharing footage meant pulling files off a server manually and uploading them to Google Drive. The district’s small IT team also carried the load of maintaining multiple NVRs, manual retention management, and the port forwarding and firewall changes that remote access required — changes that came with cybersecurity risk.

“Coram AI stood out for its ease of onboarding. Getting more than 100 cameras up and running in under an hour was seamless. I didn’t have to make any changes to the firewall or network infrastructure. I didn’t need to call our external IT support for any help,” said Adam Jones, IT Technical Lead at Daleville Community Schools.

Keeping the existing cameras drove the economics. “Coram AI saved countless hours by utilizing our existing infrastructure. The amount of labor hours saved is almost incalculable. No other company offers this; every other company wants to sell you new cameras,” Jones said.

Use has spread well beyond the IT office. “At any point, there are 10-15 users accessing the Coram AI system, in near real-time. At least 15 people are looking at 20 different cameras at a time,” Jones said. Each user builds their own camera wall for their role: “It’s very nice that each user can have their customized wall, arranged according to their use case.”

Jones said the system required no training to roll out. “As long as people have been on the internet in the past 20 years, they will just know how to use the Coram AI system. It’s so intuitive I don’t need to give any training. Coram AI is a huge time-saver for everyone and has provided us with enhanced security and insights for the school. Coram AI’s overall response and support are phenomenal.”

“A two-school district with a smaller IT team shouldn’t need a complex upgrade to get modern security,” said Ashesh Jain, CEO and co-founder of Coram AI. “Daleville kept the hundred cameras that still worked and only had to replace the NVR”

**About Coram AI**

Coram AI is an AI physical security platform that helps organizations investigate incidents faster, improve operational visibility, and coordinate response across video security, access control, guest management, and emergency workflows. Built to work with existing infrastructure, Coram enables organizations to modernize physical security operations without costly rip-and-replace projects. Trusted by more than 1,500 organizations across North America, Coram serves school districts, healthcare organizations, manufacturers, government agencies, places of worship, hospitality groups, retailers, and Fortune 500 enterprises.

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