Haivision Adds To Team

Geny Caloisi

Haivision, a provider of end-to-end IP video and digital signage solutions, announced the appointment of Andy Vaughan as vice president of US federal sales.

In addition, Haivision has doubled its federal team recently to address the growing demands for performance video with metadata encoding technology, IP video distribution systems, and digital signage solutions. Haivision US federal sales have grown more than 90 percent annually over the past two years as a result of increased federal requirements for performance video solutions.

“Haivision is providing the highest performance technology for US federal IP video applications,” said Mirko Wicha, president and CEO of Haivision Network Video. “We realize the critical nature of supporting troops with intelligent video that is delivered securely and without delay. Our organization is committed to this challenge and to developing related tactical technologies.”

In addition to promoting Vaughan to vice president, Haivision also named Eunice Zachry Hill as the sales director for US Navy, Joint Forces, and civilian accounts; Tommy L. Coleman as the sales director for the US. Air Force and defense intelligence; and Alex Beck as a systems engineer. They join Haivision’s current federal team, which has further open positions.

Haivision has deployed its PiranhaTM low-latency H.264 encoder technology extensively to backhaul and distribute video with metadata from manned and unmanned airborne vehicles (UAVs, also known as drones). For airborne applications, Haivision has also introduced a ruggedized version of its MakitoTM technology, the Makito AIRTM, which delivers H.264 HD video (to 1080p60) with metadata with remarkable encoding performance of fewer than 70 milliseconds. Haivision also offers its FurnaceTM IP video system for secure delivery of live and recorded video and, more recently, its CoolSign digital signage solution.


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