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The research findings come as Agent Vi celebrates 10 years of activity in the global video analytics market
Agent Vi offers open architecture video analytics products, allowing integration with multiple 3rd party cameras

Agent Video Intelligence (Agent Vi) has been named as one of the few key vendors dominating the global intelligent video analytics market. A market research report released in February 2013 by TechNavio identifies 4 key vendors dominating the intelligent video analytics market. Among them, Agent Vi is the only company offering open architecture video analytics products, allowing integration with multiple 3rd party cameras and video management systems. The research findings come as Agent Vi celebrates 10 years of activity in the global video analytics market, offering the widest range of open architecture video analytics software solutions that extend from real-time event detection to post event analysis and business intelligence applications.

TechNavio, a leading market research firm which focuses on research of upcoming technology markets and forecasting 'future technologies' worldwide, named Agent Vi as a key vendor, based on market research covering the Americas, the EMEA and the APAC regions. The TechNavio report forecasts the global intelligent video analytics market to grow at a CAGR of 31.4% over the period 2012-2016.

“With a strong track record of a decade, we remain committed to providing advanced products to the global video analytics market,” said Itsik Kattan, CEO of Agent Vi. “Our dedication to this market and continued investment in product development contribute to our consistent growth which positions Agent Vi as one of the few market leaders, making Agent Vi the ideal video analytics partner for resellers looking to offer their customers the best and most comprehensive open architecture solutions on the market.”

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