GeViScope-IP/SE 
 The GeViScope-IP/SE Geutebruck's top selling boxed NVR
In a market where traditional CCTV system manufacturers claim that only they can provide optimum tailor-made solutions because of their specialist security knowledge and experience; and where new IP-video companies counter with the argument that their IT skills are what really counts for the future, how do buyers choose?

Many purchasers of enterprise class hardware turn to Geutebruck - a security manufacturer of 40 years standing and an early adopter of digital technology. The 2009 edition of the IMS Research report on the EMEA market for CCTV and video surveillance equipment found that Geutebruck is now the clear market leader for boxed NVRs, having more than double the share of its nearest rival. In addition, Geutebruck was also listed among the top ten suppliers of open platform network video management software in EMEA.

A German family-owned company, Geutebruck produces customised video security systems with open architecture which enable smooth, cost-effective analogue-to-digital-to-IP transition. It therefore sees itself as being ideally qualified to offer customers objective advice on all available technologies. Managing director, Katharina Geutebruck commented: "The GeViScope-IP/SE, Geutebruck's high-end NVR, has been able to take the lions' share of the enterprise class NVR market in EMEA because of its high performance and flexibility, which enable users to make significant savings in security processing and other areas."

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