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Verint Systems Inc., a leading provider of analytic software-based solutions for security and business intelligence will be launching a number of new products within its Nextiva™ range of next-generation video management technology at Essen.

The three new developments are:

  • Nextiva™ Video Analytics, powerful video analysis software packages integrated within the Nextiva Video Software management to trigger alarms in real time and prevent incidents, loss and damages.
  • Nextiva Analytics embedded edge devices, encoders, wireless transmitters and IP cameras, which enable video analytics to be applied at the point of capture instead of sending all the data to centralised servers. 
  • mDVR™  mobile Digital Video recorder, 4th generation of the dedicated Video recorder for onboard CCTV in trains, buses and trams.

In addition, Verint Systems will also be previewing its Nextiva Mosaic™, - an IP Video solution to stitch scenes from multiple cameras into a single seamless view in a real time.

Verint will also be presenting at Security Forum on the 10th and 12th of October 2006 on the subjects of: Why IP Video solutions represent the future of CCTV and how video analytics can prevent criminality.

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