This collaboration will facilitate MindTree’s SecureMind Surveillance Manager – a video management system application – on all Iomega StorCenter network storage devices.

“We have a roadmap for these solutions and filed four patents in this space,” said S Janakiraman, group president- product engineering services at MindTree. He informed that this solution is scalable and affordable to SMEs and the company is planning to go global with this product.

Jonathan Huberman, president, Iomega said that they are helping to redefine video surveillance technology by delivering high performance, low-cost, all-in-one solution, targeting the small businesses and distributed enterprises.

Tulip said it has adopted a dual approach of making investments wherever required, and is working on domestic and international tieups. The new solution is ONVIF 2.0-ready and facilitates activity-based recording with activity alerts.

“With Iomega and MindTree, we will be able to bring a future-ready product for a large pool of SMEs and fast-growing enterprises,” said Sanjay Jain, CEO of Tulip Telecom.