The strategic partnership supports EVT and VIVOTEK's flexible business approach to scalable video surveillance systems
 The integration offers video surveillance market greater flexibility and choice of cameras as well as high video quality
EVT, a provider of video management software, and VIVOTEK, a leading manufacture of IP surveillance products, announced recently the beginning of a cooperation to integrate VIVOTEK's complete line of products with EVT's video management software.  The integration offers video surveillance market greater flexibility and choice of cameras as well as high video quality.

The strategic partnership supports EVT and VIVOTEK's flexible business approach to scalable video surveillance systems.  That is, to offer intuitive video management solutions supported by world-class IP cameras.  Integration of Vivotek's high performance IP cameras enhances EVT's patent pending image content navigation and 2.5D live video maps modules with high quality video, improving security operators' ability to manage and resolve security events quickly and effectively.

"The impressive performance of VIVOTEK's cameras ideally complements EVT's open architecture solutions' providing both EVT and VIVOTEK's distributors with a complete portfolio of easy to install practical video surveillance solutions," said Oren Feldmann, VP Marketing and Sales of EVT.

"The combination of VIVOTEK network cameras and EVT video management software provides distributors with a comprehensive and practical surveillance portfolio.  With EVT's video management software, VIVOTEK is able to offer higher-quality services and products that can better address customers' needs." said Owen Chen, Chairman of VIVOTEK.

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