CCTV surveillance equipment manufacturer TeleEye has won the prestigious Hong Kong Top Brand Award for 2007.CCTV surveillance equipment manufacturer TeleEye has won the prestigious Hong Kong Top Brand Award for 2007.  Presented by the Hong Kong Brand Development Council and the Chinese Manufacturers Association, the award is in recognition of the company's outstanding brand identity both in Hong Kong and internationally.  TeleEye was the only international company amongst the finalists to represent original technological development within Hong Kong.

The award comes just three months after TeleEye won the Hong Kong Electronics Industry Associations' gold award for outstanding innovation at the Hong Kong Electronics Fair.

The Hong Kong Top Brand Award is designed to reward excellence in innovation, quality, brand image, environmental performance and overall brand success.  It also acknowledges national and international brand awareness both as a company and for the quality of products and services offered.

The TeleEye brand name is registered in 46 countries.  The company is committed to manufacturing and developing innovative video surveillance systems using its own cutting edge data compression technology.  It produces the most popular CCTV systems used in Hong Kong and is known internationally for its BS8418 compliant transmission products and outstanding customer services.

Dr. Cliff Chan, CEO of the TeleEye Group, said, "We are pleased to win this prestigious award.  Not only does this award acknowledge TeleEye's worldwide brand recognition but it also demonstrates TeleEye's popularity amongst CCTV users and operators - the people that we aim to satisfy when developing new products".

TeleEye is currently working on its new NX series Network Camera and Video Server which are to be launched later in 2008 and are set to bring in yet more awards for innovation and design.  The company's axiom "Vision Beyond Boundaries" is clearly proving a winner.

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