This full-service facility adds a technical support component to the company’s well-established regional sales activities
 The expansion includes the addition of a Middle East branch office in Dubai, UAE

Leading perimeter security systems provider Southwest Microwave, Inc. announces the expansion of its operations in the Middle East, North Africa and the Subcontinent with the addition of a Middle East branch office in Dubai, UAE. This full-service facility adds a technical support component to the company's well-established regional sales activities, and reinforces Southwest Microwave's focused commitment to long-term project partnerships in the area.

General Manager Graeme Howes, who has directed MENA and Subcontinent regional sales activities for Southwest Microwave since 2006 will oversee the new Middle East branch.

"Southwest Microwave's perimeter intrusion detection systems play a dominant role in the protection of security-sensitive installations and critical infrastructure in the Middle East, which has been achieved through both the quality of our systems and industry-leading customer support," explains Howes. "By offering on-site technical services to our certified integrators and end users, we further strengthen Southwest Microwave's value proposition in the region."

The new Middle East office is conveniently located in the Dubai Silicon Oasis, a state-of-the-art technology park situated less than twenty minutes from Dubai's central business district, Dubai International Airport, Jebel Ali Port and Port Rashid.

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