VIVOTEK has successfully passed a rigid selection procedure and has been awarded with the "10th Rising Star Award" by Taiwan's Small and Medium Enterprise Administration (SMEA), Ministry of Economic Affairs.  There are more than 70 companies applying for this award, and only 9 of them obtain this honour.  Those winners, possessing the potential to be the rising star of Taiwan, all have outstanding achievements in the global market, a remarkable competitive edge and exceptional management systems.

"Our success definitely resulted from our employees' long endeavours," says Owen Chen, Chairman of VIVOTEK.  "After seven years of hard work, we have produced many cutting-edge IP surveillance solutions and gained a robust position on international stage.  We are rooted in Taiwan, and attempt to expand our business channels all over the world.  With this glory, VIVOTEK will relentlessly devote to working more diligently so as to achieve their goal of being a leading provider of multimedia communication solutions."

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