Aimetis, a global leader in intelligent IP video management software, announced that they are now ranked #6 in global market share for the software-only vendors of open platform network video management software, according to the 2011 edition of IMS Research's "World Market for CCTV and Video Surveillance Equipment" report.
Aimetis, a global leader in intelligent IP video management software, announced that they are now ranked #6 in global market share for the software-only vendors of open platform network video management software, according to the 2011 edition of IMS Research's "World Market for CCTV and Video Surveillance Equipment" report.
"Aimetis continues to gain market share in the video management software (software only vendor) market, moving up to number six globally" stated Gary Wong, Analyst at IMS Research. "The company is one of only four companies to achieve Top Ten status in all three regions of the world – Asia, Americas and EMEA."
Aimetis Symphony combines robust video management and video analytics in one unified software solution. Its intelligent video management software products are innovative, open IP video management platforms that provide customers with a seamless migration path from analog CCTV to intelligent IP video management. And Aimetis' video analytic engines provide real-time content analysis in both indoor and outdoor environments for a range of applications. Aimetis Symphony's simple and straightforward licensing options offer maximum flexibility, ease of use, and a cost-effective entry point for the seamless migration to IP-Surveillance. All of this is backed by the industry's best support.
"We are pleased that Aimetis' position has increased in the IMS Research Report," said Marc Holtenhoff, CEO, Aimetis. "With the launch of our new Aimetis E3200 Physical Security Appliance and future service offerings, we expect to see a continued increase in our overall growth."
Moreover, March Networks, a global provider of intelligent IP video solutions, announced it is the #1 provider of enterprise digital video recorders (DVRs) in the Americas according to data from IMS Research in its report “The Americas Market for CCTV and Video Surveillance Equipment – 2011 Edition”.
“This IMS ranking underscores our momentum in the market and highlights how we have been able to gain market share while delivering record revenue in both our recent fourth quarter and fiscal year,” said Peter Strom, President and CEO, March Networks. “Our market leadership is a result of consistently delivering on the needs of our global customers. The March Networks line of hybrid NVRs offers unparalleled video management software, exceptional reliability, and the scalability and centralized management enterprises require.”
“IMS Research forecast that the total market for video surveillance equipment in the Americas will grow to almost $5.5 billion in 2015, with many large enterprise organizations transitioning to IP video systems in that period,” said Gary Wong, the IMS Research Analyst leading the report. “The hybrid DVR market is anticipated to grow in-excess of 30 percent per year over the next five years, and these systems provide a solution for customers who have analog cameras today and intend to move to IP in the future.”
March Networks solutions are used by more than 400 financial institutions and support one of the world's largest video surveillance installations. In addition to the company's industry-leading hybrid DVRs, its comprehensive portfolio includes web-based March Networks Command video management software, high-definition IP cameras, encoders and a portfolio of advanced video analytics.
With a global installed base that today exceeds one million channels of video, the company continues to expand across geographies. Most recently, it announced a partnership with Milcon Gulf Group to increase business in Southeast Asia, as well as a distribution agreement with ScanSource Security to provide security dealers across North America with its products.