Tag: March Networks

WESTMINSTER, Colo.—PSA (www.psasecurity.com), the world’s largest consortium of professional systems integrators, has announced the lineup of sponsors for PSA TEC 2022, which will be held in Denver, Colorado, on May 16-19 and virtually on May 24-26. “We are excited to have an impressive list of sponsors supporting TEC 2022,” said Chris Salazar-Mangrum, PSA’s vice president of technology partners. “PSA TEC is known for its educational lineup, networking events...

If you’ve read our website over the last month or so, you’ve noticed an uptick in the amount of merger and acquisition (M&A) stories we’ve posted, and as Karen Carpenter beautifully sang so many years ago, we’ve only just begun. The wheeling and dealing in the security industry have been hot and heavy during the late summer and early part of the fall season. In case you have not been able to keep up with the goings-on of all the business transactions over the past several...

TAIPEI and OTTAWA, Ontario—Delta, a global leader in power and thermal management solutions, has announced its board of directors has approved the purchase of 100 percent of shares in Infinova (Canada) Ltd., owner of Canadian-based video surveillance and business intelligence leader March Networks. According to terms of the deal, Delta is purchasing March Networks from Infinova International Ltd. for $114 million through its subsidiary Delta International Holding Limited...

OTTAWA, Ontario—March Networks’ Health Compliance Solution helps enterprise businesses manage new health and safety compliance regulations in the COVID-19 era. It features a suite of new features that empower banks, retailers, restaurants, schools and other businesses monitor and measure occupancy in real time, rapidly detect individuals who may pose a potentials risk and ensure compliance with new cleaning and sanitization procedures.  “COVID-19 has created unprecedented challenges and...

Having had the privilege of attending three shows during February, I've heard this phrase most: “It's hard to believe that ISC West is already here!” And, quite frankly, I couldn't agree more! As I think back to last year's ISC West, there were three key trends that resonated with me: 1. deep learning, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML); 2. video doorbells; and 3. RMR for integrators. Last year, right after ISC West, I reached out to some experts...

LYNCHBURG, Va.—Family-owned and operated Quik-E Foods, based here, recently installed an IP camera in the rear of one of its 12 convenience stores. “The camera actually paid for itself on day 2,” said Quik-E Vice President Todd Burgess.The March Networks camera captured images of an employee stealing cigarettes by taking them out in trash bags through the back door.Quik-E, which also operates five automated car washes and a laundromat within about a 40-mile radius of Lynchburg,...

OTTAWA, Ontario—Hideaway Pizza, an Oklahoma restaurant chain, is now using a March Networks video surveillance system, including its latest network video recorders and IP cameras, according to a Sept. 4 news release. “Hideaway Pizza recognizes the improved efficiencies, services, revenues and profits that can be gained by applying video surveillance to operations monitoring in addition to safeguarding business assets,” Net Payne, March Networks chief marketing officer said in a...

OTTAWA, Ontario—March Networks, a provider of IP video solutions, has fully integrated its Command video management system with Panasonic's IP video cameras, according to a March Networks statement. Integrating its Command VMS with cutting-edge security products reduces installation time and costs, the statement said. The integration with Panasonic's IP cameras incorporates features like audio capture, video compression, motion detection and logical alarms. “This certified integration...

OTTAWA—March Networks, a provider of IP video solutions, has launched its new 8000 Series hybrid network video recorders (NVRs), according to a company statement. The platform, which supports both advanced video surveillance and business applications, features centralized video management capability and scalability, the company said. “They ensure organizations can transition to all-IP video without sacrificing existing analog investments, and are engineered to support our video intelligence...

March Networks, provider of intelligent IP video solutions, announced yesterday that its shareholders approved the sale of the company to Infinova. The $88 million deal, announced in Decembermay close as soon as next week and before the end of April, according to a statement from March. March is awaiting a "final order"  from the Ontario Superior Court of Justice. The hearing is scheduled for this Friday.