The new strategic location will allow the company to better serve its technology and integrator partners
 New location expands operations and support for growing EMEA market

IQinVision, market leader in high-performance megapixel network cameras, smart IP cameras, and network video recording systems, today announced the relocation of its EMEA office to Amsterdam, Holland. The new strategic location will allow the company to better serve its technology and integrator partners and end users in the expanding region.

"As part of our ongoing growth and expansion, IQinVision is pleased to announce this relocation to Amsterdam," said Ramon Grado, Director of Business Development EMEA. "The new location provides us with additional space and resources to enhance our business and customer service, and to expand our offering of IQU trainings, educational seminars, and other events."

IQinVision's new office is located at Diemervijver, Building "Hof", Dalsteindreef 25-27, 1112 XC Diemen, The Netherlands. Inquiries should be directed to +31 (0) 20 416 46 54.

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