Video Insight will also showcase the latest release for VI Monitor for Mac, the new VMS client
VI Monitor for Mac allows for access to live and recorded video from any camera on surveillance systems using Apple computers

Video Insight, a leading developer of enterprise IP video surveillance software, will showcase new features for VI Monitor v6 at Expo Seguridad in Mexico City, Mexico. Hosted at the Banamex Center, Expo Seguridad Mexico, powered by ISC, is an international security event with over 28 countries participating.

Attendees interested in learning more about Video Insight’s latest release, available in Spanish, will have an opportunity to do so by visiting booth #1224. The Video Insight team will offer visitors an in-depth demonstration and the opportunity to speak with account specialists about the new integrated access control functionality, how to save time and labour costs with new camera configuration tools available, and large site server/camera organisation with the use of v6 resource groups.

The VI Monitor for Mac

Video Insight will also showcase the latest release for VI Monitor for Mac, the new VMS client that allows users to access live and recorded video from any camera on the surveillance system using an Apple computer. Users even have the ability to easily take and share snapshots or video clips within the new client. As an added extension of the VI Monitor v6, it is free with no additional licencing fees.

“Expo Seguridad is the hub for security in Latin America not only attracting companies from Mexico but from Colombia, Brazil and other Latin American countries,” said Domingo Martinez, Director of Marketing and Global Communications for Video Insight. “Expo Seguridad provides a great opportunity to reach out to partners, solution providers, decision makers and leaders in the security community. With such a diverse assortment of attendees, Expo Seguridad allows our team to interact and learn about our partners and customer needs; future requests and gets great feedback in the process.”

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