Summary is AI-generated, newsdesk-reviewed
  • March Networks and VIVOTEK merge for enhanced global video security portfolio and innovation.
  • Combined expertise in enterprise video management, AI analytics, and IP cameras boosts capabilities.
  • Merger expands solution offerings while maintaining trusted brands and established technology platforms.

March Networks and VIVOTEK have announced a strategic merger of their branded video security businesses, which aims to expand their product portfolio and reach within the global video surveillance market.

The integration will merge VIVOTEK’s branded business with March Networks, enhancing their capacity across cloud, hybrid, and on-premise video surveillance systems.

This collaboration strategically combines both companies’ expertise in enterprise video management and innovative camera technology.

Integration to foster growth

The merger is set to conclude by mid-April, with Peter Strom, President and CEO of March Networks, positioned to lead the unified company. "This integration is about driving greater scale and accelerating long-term growth," Strom stated.

He further noted that combining the strengths of both companies creates new avenues for delivering customer value, empowering partners to facilitate more secure and efficient operations through an enhanced product lineup.

Enhanced solution portfolio

The merger preserves trusted brands and platforms while expanding offeringsThe merger maintains the recognisable and trusted branding and technology platforms that current customers and partners depend on, while broadening the solution offerings.

VIVOTEK’s original design manufacturing operations will remain independent, and its branded business will be consolidated with March Networks.

Combined expertise

March Networks is renowned for its robust, scalable enterprise video solutions widely used by major banks, retailers, and transit agencies. In contrast, VIVOTEK boasts a comprehensive range of NDAA-compliant IP cameras and cutting-edge AI analytics, with its VORTEX direct-to-cloud solution facilitating easy deployment and video management.

Together, the organizations will extend their global reach and innovation resources, comprising operations in more than 70 countries with anticipated annual revenues exceeding $200 million USD, supported by over 300 R&D engineers stationed in Ottawa, Taipei, Poland, and Italy.

Continued commitment to value

Net Payne, Chief Sales and Marketing Officer, emphasised a seamless transition for existing customers and partners, ensuring continued collaboration with familiar teams while benefiting from increased scale and choices. He assured all stakeholders, including technology partners and end-users, that the combined entity remains dedicated to offering the expected value from both March Networks and VIVOTEK.

The finalisation of the merger is contingent upon Delta Electronics acquiring the remaining VIVOTEK shares it does not own, a transaction expected to wrap up in mid-April. Both companies will jointly exhibit at ISC West 2026 in Las Vegas, showcasing their unified offerings at the Venetian Expo and Convention Center (March Networks booth #23035; VIVOTEK booth #22043).

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