Verint Systems Inc. recently announced it will exhibit the latest product developments from within its range of Nextiva IP video surveillance solutions at IFSEC 2008Verint Systems Inc. recently announced that it will exhibit the very latest developments within its proven range of Nextiva IP video surveillance solutions at IFSEC 2008 on stand 13031 in hall 20 at the NEC, Birmingham, UK on 12-15 May 2008.

Verint will demonstrate the latest features of its Nextiva Video Management software, including CamAlert, an advanced analytics application that delivers automated alerts when cameras are blocked or out of focus.

Verint will highlight its end-to-end analytics-enabled solution, which combines Nextiva video management software, intelligent edge devices and IP cameras.  Verint will also demonstrate the features and benefits of its latest wireless video devices and IP cameras, which leverage its video encoding technology for high resolution, network sensitive viewing and analytics at the edge; reduced transport, storage and server requirements, and also enhancing video scalability.

Additionally, Verint will highlight Nextiva's open architecture and its ability to work with a wide variety of third party technologies and will showcase integrations to leading technologies, including storage solutions from EMC and access control solutions from Group4.

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