Qognify, a provider of video (VMS) and enterprise incident management (EIM) solutions announced that it has become a part of Hexagon.

Detect, assess, and respond

Qognify joins the Safety, Infrastructure & Geospatial division of Hexagon, following the completion of its acquisition announced on December 19, 2022.

Steven Cost, President, of Hexagon's Safety, Infrastructure & Geospatial division, states, “Qognify extends our real-time monitoring and security reach to detect, assess, and respond to incidents, providing a more robust offering to the markets we serve.”

Qognify VMS

Qognify extends Hexagon’s reach into markets including commercial, retail, financial, and business

Qognify’s video management software (Qognify VMS) and enterprise incident management platform (Situator) complement Hexagon’s broad technology portfolio including HxGN OnCall Dispatch in public safety and HxGN Connect in the smart cities and manufacturing sector, where there is increasing demand for comprehensive surveillance and intelligence, from video and other security systems.

Qognify also extends Hexagon’s reach into other markets including commercial, retail, financial, and business services, where its solutions can also aid enterprise operations.

Comprehensive proposition

Steve Shine, CEO and President, of Qognify, adds, “Qognify and Hexagon solutions have successfully been deployed together for large projects."

"Now as one, Qognify and Hexagon provide a truly comprehensive proposition for organisations to optimise and safeguard their world for customers, employees, citizens, and communities.

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