Marchnetworks: Connecting Video, Data and AI
The growing convergence of video surveillance, operational data and artificial intelligence is accelerating the transformation of physical security platforms.
Against this backdrop, March Networks has introduced its 2026 Mid-Year Release, expanding AI capabilities, cloud functionality and system interoperability across its security ecosystem. The release is particularly significant as it represents the company’s first major product update following the integration of Vivotek’s branded business earlier this year.
The update introduces enhanced AI-powered search capabilities designed to help operators locate relevant incidents more quickly within large volumes of recorded video. New cloud video intelligence functions further extend visibility across distributed sites, while additional support for Vivotek camera technologies broadens deployment flexibility for both existing and future installations.
Compatibility with C-Cure access control systems strengthens the integration between video surveillance and physical access management, supporting a more unified operational environment. March Networks positions the release as part of its broader “Connected Intelligence for Modern Security” strategy. The concept is intended to connect video, operational data and AI-driven analytics through a common intelligence layer capable of supporting investigations, incident response and operational decision-making. Rather than simply collecting more data, the approach focuses on identifying meaningful relationships between information sources and making them accessible through integrated workflows.
According to the company, organizations increasingly face the challenge of managing fragmented security, business and operational systems. The latest release therefore emphasizes ecosystem integration, enabling cameras, access control systems, business data and third-party technologies to work together more efficiently.
By combining these data streams, security teams can investigate events faster, uncover patterns that might otherwise remain hidden and improve situational awareness across multiple facilities. Headquartered in Ottawa, Canada, March Networks specializes in intelligent video surveillance and business intelligence solutions serving sectors including banking, retail, transportation and critical infrastructure. With the additional capabilities gained through the Vivotek integration, the company aims to further expand its position in the growing market for AI-enabled, connected security platforms.
