Telecom Lead America: NICE, a provider of intent-based
solution, is showcasing its integrated security solutions at ISC West 2012
in Las Vegas.
The company’s integrated security portfolio enables
organizations to efficiently and intelligently manage and control the complete
incident lifecycle.
Furthermore, the security portfolio addresses security,
safety and operational risks in three dimensions: cross- time, cross-function
and cross markets.
“By addressing security, safety and operational
risks across different dimensions, NICE’s solutions brings paramount value to organizations.
ISC West 2012 provides an excellent opportunity to demonstrate these
comprehensive capabilities and also to introduce some of our newest
enhancements to our market-leading portfolio,” said Guy Yaniv,
general manager, surveillance solutions, security group at NICE.
The company said that Cross-function of its security
portfolio provides relevant information and powerful tools for the different
organizational roles including the security control room, operational
environment, and post-event debriefing, data and trend analysis reports for
decision makers.
The NICE Security Offering addresses the needs of
governments and enterprises with intent-based solutions for fighting crime and
terror, by anticipating, managing and mitigating safety, security and
operational risks.
At the event, NICE is showcasing a comprehensive
debriefing and investigation solution. This solution integrates NICE Inform and
Situator, and is the first debriefing and reconstruction solution capable of
capturing and synchronizing replay of multi-media sources including video,
audio, GIS-based displays and key operational data.
The company is also showcasing its NiceVision that offers
a single-screen enterprise-wide view of video system status and maintenance
alerts across any number of sites, and remote one-click video retrieval for
fast investigations.
Last year,
NICE Systems announced its agreement to acquire Fizzbac for approximately $80
million.
This year, the acquisition is expected to add
approximately $20 million to NICE’s non-GAAP revenues, to be slightly dilutive,
and to become accretive to fully diluted Non-GAAP EPS within four quarters post
closing.
