"What commands attention is VBrick's ability to grow despite the pressures of rising competition, growing customer complexities, and as of late, the economic slowdown," adds Nath.
VBrick has continued its legacy of leadership with 6,000 customers and 60,000 installations worldwide to date. Not only has VBrick stepped up to the needs of distributing video in multiple formats over different networks, but it also offers a suite of enterprise IP video solutions that encompass ingest to delivery of video, including media management software, encoding appliances, video reflecting technology, video-on-demand servers, software players and hardware decoders. With such a versatile portfolio of products, VBrick has enabled its customers across different segments to achieve critical objectives, including fostering company culture, improving the learning experience, faster time for decision-making, promoting safety, and savings in travel expenses.
"To be recognized as a leader in the enterprise IP video solution market by Frost & Sullivan marks an important milestone in our strategy to provide powerful, easy-to-use video streaming solutions," explains Vince Graziani, Chief Executive Officer, VBrick. "We will continue to make strategic partnerships with technology leaders and develop advances in our product suite that will strengthen our play in the Enterprise IP Video market."
VBrick solutions support a variety of applications such as meeting broadcasts, rich media classroom curriculums and distributed training, television distribution, digital signage, Web-based marketing, and surveillance.
VBrick's growing penetration has been a result of its channel partnerships with system integrators and other enterprise solution vendors. The company integrates technology such as video conferencing equipment, learning management systems, room control technology, networking hardware and software, unified communications platforms and content delivery networks.
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