IPVideo Corporation Launches Mosaic Enterprise VMS

  • Sep 12, 2016

IPVideo Corporation, a leading manufacturer of IP-based video surveillance and command center solutions, will formally introduce the latest entry into the video management category, Mosaic Enterprise, at the ASIS International Exhibition in Orlando, Florida, September 12-15, Booth 1541. The Mosaic Enterprise platform marries the most advanced video management capabilities with open access to hundreds of integration partner, bringing a new level of performance to customers who may have believed such a solution to be out of their reach.

IPVideo Corporation's Mosaic Enterprise caters to large-scale, single-site, multi-building applications, where extreme reliability and fluid performance are critical. It easily supports the latest 4K cameras, streamlines workflows and operator efficiency, and provides advanced investigative tools and sophisticated export tools that make it easy to consolidate relevant video evidence for forensic review. Operators' situational awareness is enhanced through powerful features, including interactive, multi-layered maps with integrated alarm management, a camera navigator function that makes it easy to track moving objects as they move between camera views, the ability to push video from smart phones directly to the VMS interface, and "ONVIF Bridge" – a feature that allows video streams from Mosaic to be shared with 3rd party VMS systems.

 

IPVideo Corporation's introduction of Mosaic comes as an addition to the company's proven, turn-key, SentryVMS solution, as well as its C3fusion command-center, security management platform. This makes IPVideo Corporation unique in its ability to sell a continuum of options, from multiple, distinct VMS platforms to a fully expanded, multifaceted control environment that bridges security technologies with the growing Internet of Things (IoT).

"Within the crowded VMS marketplace, we believe Mosaic Enterprise provides unique value through the combination of its premium performance, countless third party integrations, and gateway to 'IoT Management' through our C3fusion product. We expect that end users seeking 'the next step' from their video management system, as well as integrators looking for a fresh and unique VMS offering that brings it all together, will take a serious look at Mosaic at the upcoming ASIS tradeshow," said Steve Rice, IPVideo Corporation's Director of Business Development.

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