Haivision Command 360 Video Wall Listed by U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs

MONTREAL— Haivision Systems Inc., a global provider of mission-critical, real-time video networking and visual collaboration solutions, has announced that its Haivision Command 360 video wall solution is now listed on the US Department of Veterans Affairs VA Technical Reference Model (VA TRM).

Haivision points out the listing ensures Command 360’s compliance and seamless integration within the VA’s technology framework. According to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs: “The VA TRM is one component within the overall VA Enterprise Architecture that establishes a common vocabulary and structure for describing the information technology used to develop, operate, and maintain enterprise applications. Moreover, the VA TRM, which includes the Standards Profile and Product List, serves as a technology roadmap and tool for supporting Office of Information and Technology (OIT).”

“Haivision is committed to supporting the VA’s mission of delivering the best possible care to our nation’s veterans,” says Alex Beck, senior vice president, mission sales, Haivision. “To ensure the security, reliability, and interoperability of our products in mission-critical environments, we’ve been laser-focused on developing certified solutions that meet strict government and industry standards. Our VA TRM listing is another great example of our technology meeting rigorous government standards.”

Haivision Command 360 Streamlines Operational Efficiencies

The Montreal-based company asserts that federal and global government agencies are increasingly leveraging operation and command centers to serve as critical hubs for collaboration, information processing, and coordination, enabling situational awareness, actionable intelligence, and improved efficiency. Whether responding to a public emergency or coordinating a defense mission, the Haivision Command 360 video wall solution can be used to help organizations make informed decisions and respond faster incidents quickly. Haivision Command 360, the company continues, integrates seamlessly into these centers, providing control over content display and enhancing situational awareness, which is essential for efficient response in emergency or complex operations.

Haivision adds that when used in emergency operations center environments like the VA, Haivision Command 360 is designed to enhance collaboration, communication, and overall operational efficiency by bringing together data feeds, surveillance, and communication channels so teams can gain real-time awareness of events as they unfold. Moreover, the company suggests, this real-time visualization can lead to improved patient care, better resource utilization, and enhanced emergency response capabilities.

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