MultiPix Imaging LTD.,UK signed a partner agreement with artec technologies AG
Now artec's MULTIEYE® software and hardware products will be available from the MultiPix Imaging LTD.
In August 2009, the value added distributor MultiPix Imaging LTD.,UK signed a partner agreement with artec technologies AG on cooperation in England (and Ireland). The mid-sized distributor based in Petersfield, Hampshire, sells Basler cameras for production surveillance since 2001 and has extended its product range to Basler IP cameras this year. From now on, the MULTIEYE® software and hardware products will be available from the distributor, who sets high value on education and intensive counselling for its customers.

Julie Busby, Sales Director at MultiPix Imaging Ltd. says, "we are delighted to announce our distribution agreement with Artec Technologies  who manufacturer world leading DVR software and hardware that has a particular focus on the emerging IP security market".

"The close technology partnership with the Basler AG has contributed to the partnership with MultiPix. With MultiPix Imaging LTD., we were able to attract a distributor in England, who centres the quality of the products and the consultancy of the customers since 1997. This commitment to the customer and supplier has convinced us,"commented Jens Ringlstetter, Vice President of Sales & Marketing, artec technologies AG.

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