Octave named Frost & Sullivan's 2026 Global Command and Control Company of the Year for redefining real-time operational intelligence. Honored for innovation, market leadership, and transforming command and control into a unified, context-aware decision layer SAN ANTONIO, Aug. 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - As organizations face growing operational complexity, fragmented systems, and rising expectations for real-time response, command and control has become mission-critical. Against this backdrop, Frost & Sullivan announces Octave as the recipient of the 2026 Global Command and Control Company of the Year Recognition, highlighting the company for fundamentally reshaping how organizations achieve situational awareness, coordination, and decision-making at scale. Rather than incrementally improving legacy systems, Octave has introduced a new operational paradigm - one that converges security, intelligence, and workflows into a single, context-aware platform where decisions happen in real time. This approach has positioned Octave as a clear leader in a rapidly evolving global market, delivering measurable improvements in response speed, accuracy, and operational efficiency across complex environments. Frost & Sullivan evaluates companies through a rigorous benchmarking process across two core dimensions: strategy effectiveness and strategy execution. Octave excelled in both, demonstrating a strong ability to anticipate market shifts while translating vision into scalable, real-world outcomes. "Octave is not merely integrating security systems - it is redefining them into a single, context-aware operational layer where decisions are made in real time, not after the fact," said Pranav Sahai, Research Analyst, Security, Frost & Sullivan. Guided by a long-term strategy centered on platform convergence, digital innovation, and intelligence-led operations, Octave has consistently stayed ahead of industry transformation. Its software-driven architecture enables organizations to move beyond reactive monitoring toward proactive, coordinated action - an increasingly critical capability in sectors such as transportation, critical infrastructure, and public safety. At the center of this innovation is Octave's Coda portfolio, a unified command and control platform that brings together video management, sensor fusion, incident orchestration, and real-time analytics into a single operational environment. By embedding intelligence directly into workflows, the platform delivers faster detection, clearer context, and more structured response execution. "Physical security is evolving from a collection of disconnected systems into a unified, intelligence-driven ecosystem," said Andreas Beerbaum, VP of Global Sales & Services at Octave. "At Octave, we are helping organizations bring together video, access control, incident response, spatial intelligence, AI and analytics to create greater contextual awareness. By transforming operational data into actionable intelligence, we enable security teams to make faster, more informed decisions, improve response times and better protect people, assets and critical operations." Octave's commitment to customer success further reinforces its leadership position. The platform is designed to scale seamlessly across distributed, multi-site environments while maintaining centralized visibility and control. Customers benefit from reduced integration complexity, improved operational consistency, and the ability to manage increasingly complex systems without proportional increases in staffing or cost. Frost & Sullivan commends Octave for setting a new benchmark in competitive strategy, execution, and market responsiveness. The company's vision, innovation pipeline, and customer-first mindset are shaping the future of the command and control industry and delivering tangible operational outcomes worldwide. Each year, Frost & Sullivan presents its Company of the Year Recognition - the company's highest recognition - to the market participant that exemplifies visionary innovation, market-leading performance, and unmatched customer care. This prestigious honor recognizes organizations that demonstrate outstanding strategy development and execution, resulting in measurable gains in market share, customer satisfaction, and competitive positioning. Selected through Frost & Sullivan's rigorous Best Practices evaluation process, recognition recipients are identified through in-depth research, interviews, and benchmarking and represent companies that are redefining their industries through sustained innovation and growth excellence. To read the report, download it here. About Frost & Sullivan For six decades, Frost & Sullivan has been world-renowned for its role in helping investors, corporate leaders, and governments navigate economic changes and identify disruptive technologies, Mega Trends, new business models, and companies to action, resulting in a continuous flow of growth opportunities to drive future success. Contact Daily Bulletin: Start the discussion. About Octave Octave provides mission-critical software that empowers organizations to make informed decisions across every stage of the asset lifecycle - Design, Build, Operate and Protect - where performance, safety and reliability are non-negotiable and failure is not an option. Turning complex operational data into actionable intelligence, Octave connects expertise, real-world conditions and enterprise-scale insight to improve performance, resilience and incident response where it matters most. Octave has approximately 7,200 employees in 45 countries. 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Noida International Airport selects Octave Attune EAM to build a unified asset intelligence foundation. ANI 24 Jun 2026, 11:02 GMT+ PRNewswire Jewar (Uttar Pradesh) [India], June 24: Octave Intelligence plc (NASDAQ: OCTV), the global leader in software for the world's most critical facilities and infrastructure, announced today that Noida International Airport (NIA) had adopted Octave Attune EAM (formerly HxGN EAM) as its enterprise asset management platform. Attune EAM will support the airport's long-term operational readiness and enhance passenger experience. The new deployment extends Octave's mission to unleash intelligence at scale across India's rapidly expanding aviation sector. The new greenfield hub opened its first phase on 28 March and is set to become one of Asia's largest, with capacity scaling from 12 million passengers at opening to as much as 70 million by 2050. India has doubled its number of operational airports in the past decade, growing from 74 in 2014 to 163 in 2025, and has set a national target of 350 to 400 airports by 2047. Jewar's new airport sits at the center of this effort, built to relieve congestion across the Delhi region and serve as a national and international gateway. Building a connected asset ecosystem from day one NIA selected Attune EAM during the construction phase, to help the airport realize a commitment to a unified, data-centric approach to asset intelligence from the start of operations. Attune EAM is now deployed, with the objective of creating a structured, comprehensive registry for critical assets: including runways, taxiways, airfield lighting, terminal facilities, baggage systems, HVAC units, e-gates and vehicle fleets. This single system of record gives NIA a reliable foundation for preventive maintenance, lifecycle planning and regulatory compliance across a complex, safety-critical airport environment. The deployment began as a standalone platform during the commissioning period and will progressively expand to integrate with systems such as ERP, GIS (Geographic Information Systems), BMS (Building Management Systems) and BIM. These integrations will gradually knit together real-world conditions, historical data and operational workflows, thus strengthening the airport's ability to make informed decisions across its lifecycle. Attune EAM's built-in energy management capabilities will also help NIA monitor consumption across water, air, gas and electricity as part of its sustainability commitments. A digital infrastructure for a new era of Indian aviation India's newest international hub was designed to serve millions of passengers without inheriting the fragmentation historically seen in airport operations. Instead, Attune EAM provides connected intelligence that moves maintenance planning away from reactive repairs toward condition-based decisions informed by performance baselines. This capability aligns with India's wider push for digital infrastructure and self-reliance across aviation technology. With 150 billion committed to modernising airport systems by 2028, a unified approach to asset, safety and compliance data becomes critical as the country expands its network of greenfield and upgraded brownfield airports. 'Airports operate at a level of complexity where clarity and proactivity are of the utmost importance,' said Chanpreet Sahni, Vice President, India, Octave. 'Noida International Airport chose to design for intelligence from day one. Attune EAM gives the airport a single source of truth that connects asset performance, maintenance activity and operational insight. This foundation will help NIA deliver a reliable, efficient experience as it scales into one of Asia's most important aviation hubs.' About Octave Octave provides mission-critical software that empowers organizations to make informed decisions across every stage of the asset lifecycle - Design, Build, Operate and Protect - where performance, safety, and reliability are non-negotiable and failure is not an option. Turning complex operational data into actionable intelligence, Octave connects expertise, real-world conditions and enterprise-scale insight to improve performance, resilience and incident response where it matters most. Octave has approximately 7,200 employees in 45 countries. Learn more at octave.com and follow us on LinkedIn. (ADVERTORIAL DISCLAIMER: The above press release has been provided by PRNewswire. ANI will not be responsible in any way for the content of the same.)

New barox integration with Octave Coda Video enhances systems operability, management and support. barox Kommunikation has announced a collaboration with Octave, enabling Octave Coda Video users to simplify their device and network management via integration with the barox range of Ethernet switches. Driving superior performance and resilience for physical assets and critical infrastructure, Coda Video, Octave's enterprise-grade video management system (VMS), is proven to meet the most demanding of high security environments. What barox features can be integrated? Eliminating the need for separate network management tools, the barox integration with Coda Video supports the most commonly used industrial managed and PoE-enabled barox switches specified within security and critical infrastructure environments. Integration into the Coda Video VMS via the Event Interface plugin allows connectivity to barox switches to provide real-time monitoring of the switches, network and device status, where Coda Video displays a map of all IoT devices, alarms and events. In addition, centralised configuration and diagnostics and tight linkage between network events and video/sensor workflows can all be realised. Focusing on operationally relevant network and power features, the barox integration with Coda Video includes per-port PoE monitoring and On/Off control, where for example, if a network camera fails to respond, the barox switches can be used to autonomously send a re-boot command - saving invaluable camera downtime and in many cases, bringing the device back online, to resolve the issue without the requirement for engineer involvement. Furthermore, advanced functionality of power consumption monitoring per connected device, network and link status, device and cable alarms and SNMP-based health and status metrics can all be accessed to help simplify operations and support - to greatly enhance the efficiency of Coda Video surveillance networks. Benefits for technology users The barox integration with Coda Video allows system users to perform key network-related actions through a single pane of glass. Operators gain an overall system view with visibility into switch status, device connectivity and network alarms. Modern security systems increasingly rely on IP-based edge devices such as cameras, sensors, intercoms and IoT equipment. While these devices are mission-critical, the network infrastructure powering them has traditionally been a blind spot. Whether the application involves IP surveillance cameras, intercom systems, access control, fire and intrusion or other PoE-powered IoT field devices, the barox integration with Coda Video is well suited for the critical infrastructure, transportation, industrial, smart city and utility sectors. For integrators and stakeholders, the integration benefits include faster commissioning and troubleshooting, reduced on-site maintenance visits, a unified view of networks, devices and sensors, and easier compliance with SLA and uptime requirements. "Ethernet switches play an integral role in security infrastructure. In effect, they are the nervous system of any enterprise video management system," says Sunil Mudholkar, vice president of physical security products for Octave. "By integrating barox network intelligence with Coda Video, we extend situational awareness beyond cameras and sensors to the very infrastructure that powers them - enabling a truly proactive and resilient security operation." "The integration between barox industrial network switches and Coda Video was developed to enhance interoperability," says Rudolf Rohr, barox co-founder and managing partner. "It enables network-level visibility, control and diagnostics directly inside Coda Video, allowing operators to manage not only video and sensors, but also the health of the underlying infrastructure from a single environment." For more barox news, click here