March NetworksTM, a leading provider of Internet Protocol (IP)-based digital video surveillance solutions, introduced today the new members of its UK sales team.

Under the leadership of Michael Rack, March Networks' Vice President of Sales for UK and Ireland, the UK sales team has expanded to include three industry veterans.  Jamie Barnfield and Martin Cowley join the Company, as Sales Managers while Ian Dickinson will take on the role of Customer Services Manager.  The UK sales team will work closely with end user customers, partners, and service providers to ensure a premium level of service that March Networks is known for.

The professional sales force in the UK was designed to replicate the go-to-market strategy and customer service success that March Networks has achieved in other markets such as North America and Latin America.

"It is my pleasure to announce the addition of Jamie, Martin, and Ian to the ever growing March Networks professional sales team", said Michael Rack, Vice President of Sales for UK and Ireland. 

 "The industry expertise of these individuals combined with high quality, sector specific solutions will meet and exceed the expectations of our customers and partners within the retail, financial, transportation, government, and commercial/industrial markets."

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