Axis’ surveillance solutions have a new Canadian address
The IP surveillance training facility is designed to support Axis Communications Academy
Axis Communications, the global leader in the network video market, announced the opening of a new Canadian sales office and IP surveillance solution centre in Canada.

"Over the last several years we have seen strong and increasing interest in network video products on the Canadian market. Establishing an office and new training centre in Canada is thus a natural step in our expansion plans," says Ray Mauritsson, President of Axis Communications.

The new office, which is located about 30 minutes from Toronto, is fully equipped with an IP surveillance training facility designed to support Axis Communications Academy. The new training centre will host extensive trainings to boost partner competence and confidence about network video technology.

"Axis has seen tremendous growth in Canada since establishing a local sales presence five years ago," said Robert Moore, Country Manager, Canada, Axis Communications. "By investing in a regional office complete with an IP training and solution centre, we will increase service levels to our great Canadian partners and mutual customers. Together, we can leverage the office as an educational hub to help drive network video adoption in our region by delivering top-notch surveillance and security solutions."

For more information about Axis' range of network video cameras and applications, please visit the Axis website. Follow Axis on Twitter.

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