Envysion Launches Insight Marketplace

  • Nov 01, 2010

Envysion Inc., the leading Managed Video as a Service (MVaaS) provider, announced the launch of Insight Marketplace, a new approach to managed video that will enable Envysion customers to leverage third party partners that provide complimentary services through the Envysion platform. Insight Marketplace will give customers the ability to select from a variety of Insight Marketplace Partners with expertise in loss prevention, safety and security, risk mitigation, operational efficiency and marketing. These optional services will be delivered through Envysion's MVaaS application.

Insight Marketplace will provide an opportunity for innovative service providers to deliver products and services that would not be feasible with traditional video services. These offerings will expand the already strong return on investment from MVaaS and accelerate results for Envysion customers.

Insight Marketplace Partners will leverage the many advantages of Envysion's MVaaS platform including remote access to customer locations, integration to business systems and exception reporting and alerting capabilities. Approved Insight Marketplace Partners will have the opportunity to provide products and services through Envysion's video platform, develop solutions within Envysion's secure application environment and leverage Envysion's many Software as a Service (SaaS) advantages.

Using Insight Marketplace, Envysion customer's will have secure access to best-in-class services and solutions and will no longer be limited to a single provider for video enabled services. For example, a customer could use a loss prevention focused Insight Marketplace Partner that provides an outsourced audit service utilizing Envysion's exception reporting, video and motion search capabilities and remote access to locations across geographies. The same customer could also utilize a different risk management focused Insight Marketplace Partner to remotely perform food safety compliance audits across an entire restaurant system.

"Our customers have seen firsthand the financial and operational impact that results from putting video in the hands of an entire organization. Insight Marketplace now extends that impact to trusted experts outside the organization," says Matt Steinfort, president and CEO of Envysion. "With the launch of Insight Marketplace, Envysion is again breaking the traditional boundaries of video surveillance, enabling our customers to leverage best-in-class services to gain even more insight into their business in a very efficient and scalable way."

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