IneoQuest Technologies, a company that provides unified business solution that audits, monitors, analyses and troubleshoots digital video from a multidimensional perspective, has its 2007 year-on-year revenue growth top 220%.

The business says it is positioned for strong and consistent growth in 2008, reflecting the expansion in the industry generally.

To increase support of its end-to-end solutions portfolio, the US-headquartered company says it has increased its sales, service and support staff, while expanding its Professional Services Group.  IneoQuest's Pro Services Group helps video providers to gain the technical and execution know-how to build, deploy and manage their cable or IP Video networks.

As the video market became increasingly competitive in 2007, the demand for tighter control over operational expenses has "exploded" says the company, hence its strong growth both in revenue and new customer acquisitions for the privately held company.

New products from IneoQuest include IQPinPoint, what it describes as a Multi-Dimensional Video Quality Assurance system, in April 2007. IQPinPoint integrates a company's IP Video Management System (VMS) with associated probes across all network sub-systems into a unified, real-time view of video network performance from head-end to core and throughout the last mile.  In May last year came the debut of iVMS Desktop, a cost-effective desktop version of its iVMS (released in 2006), which supports 10/100 Mb, 1 GigE and 10 GigE probes, including the company's family of ‘Cricket' probes with QAM, ASI, Ethernet, 8-VSB, as well as other interfaces.

IneoQuest then announced an enhanced version of IQPinPoint in June, making it the first video quality solutions company to support Switched Digital Video (SDV), a technology that allows cable providers to reclaim network bandwidth.

Finally, in October, IneoQuest kept the innovation streak rolling with the release of IneoQuest Digital Video Explorer (IQDVx), a PC-based software application that enables unprecedented visibility into the structure of IP Video by bridging the analysis requirements for both MPEG and IP.  IQDVx won Internet Telephony's 2007 Product of the Year.