Haivision, provider of video networking and visual collaboration solutions, acknowledges that it remains at the forefront of mission-critical solutions, showcasing cutting-edge technologies designed for command and control environments. In a detailed conversation conducted as part of the Command and Control Deep Dive, Aaron Leiker, vice president of product management for operations centers at Haivision, discusses how industry trends are driving the company’s focus on scalable, adaptable systems that push the boundaries of operational efficiency.
A major development in the field is the shift to IP-based video and audio distribution. Haivision has been a strong advocate of this transition, championing software-defined environments that offer flexibility and scalability while meeting the demand for enhanced situational awareness. “It’s the continuation of the IP-based AV environment,” Leiker shares. “Gone are the traditional legacy switching and heavy-code concepts in favor of IP video distribution, IP audio distribution, and software-defined environments.”
Key Innovations
Here are key innovations Haivision is bringing to the mission-critical space:
- IP-Based Video Distribution: Delivers seamless real-time data sharing for efficient decision-making.
- Software-Defined Environments: Removes operational barriers and reduces complexity in command and control setups.
- AI Integration (on the horizon): Promises advanced data filtering and support for operators, although still in its infancy in the sector.
Leiker also highlights Haivision’s user-centric approach, focusing on simplifying deployments and creating intuitive systems that align with the familiarity of everyday technologies such as mobile devices. “We’re building a comprehensive training program to help educate on the nuances,” Leiker explains, ensuring users and integrators have the tools to succeed.
With these advancements, Haivision continues to shape the future of mission-critical operations. To hear more from Aaron Leiker on how Haivision is revolutionizing command and control, watch the full video below.
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