Wallingford, CT  -  March 19, 2012  -   IDG’s Computerworld Honors Program announced that VBrick Systems, the leader in Enterprise IP Video, has been named a 2012 Laureate.  The annual award program honors visionary applications of information technology promoting positive social, economic and educational change.  VBrick was recognized for the innovative use of its video streaming solutions to improve public safety.

“There's no question technology plays a vital role in driving business forward.  It ensures an organization's ability to compete, innovate, communicate and to thrive.  What the Computerworld Honors Laureates so clearly demonstrate is technology's role in moving society forward.  Computerworld acknowledges and applauds the outstanding work being done by individuals and organizations who have successfully used technology to improve the quality of our lives and that of future generations,” said John Amato, Vice President/Publisher of Computerworld.  "Computerworld is proud to name the 2012 class of Laureates and celebrate their initiatives benefiting society through the innovative use of IT.”

“We are proud to be recognized by The Computerworld Honors Program,” said Doug Howard, CEO, VBrick Systems.  “At VBrick, we work closely with first responders, healthcare professionals, educators and executives to deliver video streaming solutions that deliver richer levels of communications.  Being honored by Computerworld in the Safety and Security sector is recognition of our video streaming solution’s ability to enable emergency personnel to quickly understand the situation at hand, make intelligent decisions and communicate next steps to all departments involved, ensuring people in trouble are reached quickly and receive the best possible care.”

VBrick’s products are the cornerstone of more than 60,000 sophisticated, enterprise-wide IP video streaming deployments.  VBrick provides the most flexible Enterprise IP Video solutions that span video capture, content management, distribution and video display.