MONMOUTH JUNCTION, NJ - May 24, 2011 - Infinova today announced that industry veteran Fabio Pacheco will be working alongside and under the direction of Marcio Chueiri, Regional Sales Manager, Infinova of Brazil, helping surveillance security integrators and their customers throughout Brazil to assure they are implementing the right video solution.

"Being one of the very few video surveillance manufacturers that provide megapixel, analog, HD.264 and HDcctv cameras and solutions, Fabio can provide guidance to Brazilian organizations on which technology will best suit their own needs,” advises Adolph Salas, Infinova vice president-sales for Latin America and the Caribbean. “Not only does he have in-depth IT experience, he has also shown dedication in supporting new surveillance projects, technical analysis and maintenance procedures."

"I am very pleased to be joining Infinova in this capacity and look forward to training and certifying integrators throughout Brazil," adds Pacheco. "I really prefer the way that Infinova provides hands-on training and know that, working in consort with our integrators, Infinova can provide leading-edge video solutions for Brazilian companies and organizations."

Pacheco has knowledge of a wide range of computer operating languages and in-depth experience managing and troubleshooting video security networks. Infinova recently announced that it has gone public, raising (US) $300 million, which it will use to grow both organically and through acquisitions, such as expanding its capabilities throughout Brazil.

More information on Infinova video systems is available by going to www.infinova.com.

About Infinova
With solutions that enable end-users to extend the life of their existing analog equipment by having it co-exist with their new IP video equipment, Infinova provides core equipment for video control rooms, megapixel, IP and analog surveillance cameras, specialized cameras, fiber optic communications products and customized systems. Infinova is acknowledged for its exceptional customer service programs as "the integrator's manufacturer."