BCDVideo and Avaya have partnered to create Titan Networking. This new line of video surveillance switches will be powered by Avaya’s network operating system software (NOS) Avaya Fabric Connect. BCDVideo is the first system integrator to adopt Avaya NOS software for private label distribution.
Tom Larson, Director of Sales and Engineering at BCDVideo, says: “Until this point, the only option available to the video surveillance industry was expensive, complicated, and in many cases, low-performing multicast networking systems. The combined BCDVideo and Avaya solution gives our customers a simple and powerful offering at an attractive price point. The Titan Series makes shopping around for multicast networks and specialized engineers a thing of the past.”
According to ZK Research, three-quarters of video surveillance issues are attributed to the underlying network. Most of these issues have been found to be improper network support. Traditionally, a certified networking technician would be required to set up the network. The Titan Series solves this problem, according to the companies.
With just a few lines of code, these systems are set up and ready for operation, the firms say. With Avaya’s Fabric Connect, it offers the shortest path bridging, enabling multi-path routing in the data centre.
Liam Kiely, Vice President of Avaya Networking, says: “BCDVideo’s introduction of its new line of switches that are powered by Avaya will enable it to deliver mission critical, always-on video surveillance systems for its customers globally. With Titan, customers can focus on protecting their organizations versus worrying about the network related issues that plague many other IP surveillance deployments.”
Similar to most BCDVideo servers and storage, the multicast networks offer a five-year warranty for system coverage and technical support from Avaya. Visit: https://www.bcdvideo.com/networking/titan-networking/.
