VIVOTEK Recognized by Genetec as Platinum Technology Partner

VIVOTEK , a global leading IP surveillance provider, is delighted to announce it has received the Platinum Technology Partner acknowledgement from Genetec Inc. (“Genetec”), the leading technology provider of unified security, public safety, operations, and business intelligence solutions. Among all of Genetec’s global partners, only six solution providers were recognized for their proven and trusted relationship in both product capabilities and business development.

Highlighting the mutual partnership, the complete series of VIVOTEK’s H.265 products are fully integrated with Genetec™ Security Center, the unified security platform from Genetec Inc. Users of solutions from both providers are able to take full advantage of the newly added H.265 flagship cameras with VIVOTEK’s advanced technology, including cybersecurity enhancement, Smart Stream III video compression technology, and SNVII (Supreme Night Visibility II). In addition, thanks to VIVOTEK’s single IP address and single-license design in the Genetec™ Security Center, customers can also enjoy savings in total ownership costs when deploying VIVOTEK’s multi-sensor and multi-adjustable sensor series cameras.

Shengfu Cheng, Director of Marketing and Product Development Division, VIVOTEK INC., stated, “We are honored to receive this achievement from Genetec. This recognition not only strengthens mutual partnership in product integration, but also demonstrates a shared vision in global collaboration. Both parties are now working closely together in cybersecurity. We look forward to providing our mutual customers with higher levels of network security and further sustaining growth in global business.”

“We are pleased to recognize VIVOTEK as one of our Genetec Platinum Technology Partners,” said Georges Tannous, Strategic Alliances Director for Genetec. “Having a strong development and integration relationship with our technology partners means that our end-users can greatly benefit from our cloud services and cybersecurity commitments,” added Tannous.