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Frost & Sullivan Recognizes MangoDSPs
Innovative Strategies in the Encoder and Video Server-Based
Solutions Market
September, 2007
Source: MangoDSP
Based on its recent analysis of the encoder
and video server market, Frost & Sullivan recognizes MangoDSP
with the 2007 North American Frost & Sullivan Award for
Entrepreneurial Company of the Year.
Through cutting-edge technology and strategic partnerships,
MangoDSP has created a niche for itself, achieving combined
competence in video surveillance and physical security.
MangoDSPs ability to clearly identify partnerships to
help incorporate the best technology in its products has helped
it provide cutting-edge technological solutions to the end
user. Its unique marketing strategy also facilitates the quick
adoption of its solutions.
As an emerging company in the market, MangoDSP understands
that the key to success is ensuring partnerships that can
help increase its customer base, says Frost & Sullivan
Research Analyst Giridhar Athmanathan. One such effort
is the three-way partnership between MangoDSP, Micron Systems
Inc., and Texas Instruments Inc. (TI) that helped produce
Pegasus.
The 2007 introduction of Pegasus, an advanced version of the
Mango Raven family of video network server solutions introduced
in 2004, is aimed at increasing the companys penetration
into vertical markets, such as retail, gaming, mobile communication
and transportation.
A single-channel video server product, Pegasus key features
are its ability to host advanced analytics and a rugged design
which helps it operate in harsh environments along with producing
high-quality video images.
While the partnership with TI ensures that MangoDSP has access
to superior and the latest processors in encoders/video servers,
its relationship with Micron allows the company to have a
vast selection of sensors, which provides it the ability to
customize designs. Furthermore, MangoDSP sources its hardware
from industry-leading original equipment manufacturers such
as TI and W&W Communications, Inc.
MangoDSPs patent-pending intelligent video software
(IVS) with its open API provides the software platform on
which third-party analytics providers can run their video
analytics software. The company has partnered with Cisco Systems,
Inc. in mobile transportation and communication and car video-based
applications and as a result, its products were a part of
Ciscos wireless mobile surveillance solutions in Cook
County, Illinois.
The MangoDSP Raven-HX PC104+ card is a key
component of the Cisco 3200 Mobile Video Communication Solution.
MangoDSP has also partnered with BroadWare Technologies, Inc.
to design mobile DVR streaming solutions and worked with iRobot
Corporation and Vigilant Video, Inc., to design cutting-edge
technology solutions.
Overall, MangoDSPs revenues generated from the encoder
and video server-based solutions market is expected to continue
growing at a rate of over 50% per year over the next 5 years;
the addition of the Pegasus family is expected to further
enhance this growth.
In recognition of its ongoing commitment to excellence in
technology and growth strategy, Frost & Sullivan sees
MangoDSP as a worthy recipient of the 2007 Entrepreneurial
Company of the Year Award in the North American encoder and
video server markets.
Each year, Frost & Sullivan presents this award to the
company that has demonstrated superior entrepreneurial ability
in its industry during the research period.
The award signifies the company's identification of a unique
and revolutionary product solution with significant market
potential. Additionally, the award certifies that the company's
marketing strategy is effective and poised for success.
Frost & Sullivan Best Practices Awards recognize companies
in a variety of regional and global markets for demonstrating
outstanding achievement and superior performance in areas
such as leadership, technological innovation, customer service,
and strategic product development. Industry analysts compare
market participants and measure performance through in-depth
interviews, analysis, and extensive secondary research in
order to identify best practices in the industry.
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