DIGIOP has joined the industry group ONVIF, the Open Network Video Interface Forum. ONVIF’s mission is to develop an open standard interface for network video products, resulting in better interoperability and reduced ownership cost of network video systems for end users.
The devices and technologies slated for interface standards include real time video streaming (including signal transmission and codec), Pan-Tilt-Zoom (PTZ) camera control, network security and encryption, device management, storage, meta data for video analytics, and event handling.
Tim Marks, Vice President of Product Development at DIGIOP said, “By joining ONVIF, we will be able to stay on top of the progress toward an open standard for video devices – a goal that all in our industry share.”
For additional information about ONVIF and the group’s efforts, visit www.onvif.org
About DIGIOP Technologies
DIGIOP Technologies is an agile software company that provides intelligent visual integration to your business systems by focusing on new ways to utilize video as data. DIGIOP is a privately held company headquartered in Houston, Texas with offices in Indianapolis, Indiana and Bangalore, India.
By combining the power of video with information from back-office systems, DIGIOP extends the value of video beyond traditional surveillance benefits of loss prevention, risk management, and security. DIGIOP solutions provide real-time and recorded, video-enhanced business intelligence for operations, marketing, merchandising, and information technology groups.
Designed with an architecture that is both scalable and easy to manage, DIGIOP systems can meet any challenge – from a four-camera installation at a single location to an expansive global network of more than 5,000 locations – while offering tremendous value and an easy-to-use platform that reduces total cost of ownership.
With successes in the retail and financial industries, DIGIOP continues to expand its portfolio of solutions that can provide greater operational efficiencies, improved customer service, increased profitability, and quicker return on investment in other industries including healthcare, education, government, transportation, ports, commercial real estate, and gaming.
