Razberi video system rises from the ashes of GVI

By Geoff Kohl, editor-in-chief/associate publisher
Created: November 22, 2011

Network video recording systems designed to be plug-and-play returns to the market, improved and at a better price

Image courtesy Razberi Technologies

Former GVI employee was responsible for developing the AutoIP VMS and the one for the razberi product. Now he's taken the razberi technology and launched the product with its own firm.
Former GVI employee was responsible for developing the AutoIP VMS and the one for the razberi product. Now he's taken the razberi technology and launched the product with its own firm.
Image courtesy Razberi Technologies

New IP video firm Razberi Technologies ties together video recording, VMS, and PoE capabilities into one box. The goal, says the company, is to offer plug-and-play IP video.
New IP video firm Razberi Technologies ties together video recording, VMS, and PoE capabilities into one box. The goal, says the company, is to offer plug-and-play IP video.

Financially, the company is tied to a major U.S.-based OEM product manufacturer, Dynacolor, which Galvin said has been established in business for nearly 20 years. Dynacolor has an investment interest in the company and the product, and Galvin characterized the firm as a "very strong investor."

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Razberi video system rises from the ashes of GVI

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