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| Reflex Systems will be offering Genetec’s technology as part of the systems it designs, installs and supports |
Reflex Systems, one of the UK’s leading integrated security system specialists, has been appointed as a Systems Integrator (SI) partner by Genetec Inc, one of the world leaders in unified IP video surveillance management (VMS) and security solutions.
The company carried out a review of the technologies available across the market and identified that Genetec offered best-in-class software and products that allowed Reflex to unify security using a completely open systems design. Reflex Systems will now be offering Genetec’s sophisticated technology as part of the systems it designs, installs and supports for its clients.
John Pye, Managing Director of from Reflex Systems said: “It is fantastic news that we have been appointed as an SI Partner for Genetec. This means our customers will have access to the latest, most up to date IP video surveillance software that provides the best possible solution. “
Richard Lee, Regional Sales Manager for Genetec, said: “We are delighted to welcome Reflex Systems aboard as a certified integration partner. It is a very exciting time as we have introduced a number of innovations to our surveillance technology recently, which Reflex Systems will be able to offer to its customers.”
Genetec works with partners on six continents to help provide safer, more secure environments for small to medium-sized (SMB) and enterprise-class businesses in over 80 countries. The company is a global provider of IP video surveillance, access control and license plate recognition solutions.
Reflex Systems provides a full project management service from consultancy and design services through to supplying products from the very best providers of security and building management, employing its own in-house engineers and technical staff to effectively deliver multi-disciplined projects. The company has built a reputation over the past 26 years for the quality of its work and has expertise in many industries, including global utility companies, law enforcement, government, military and leisure and hospitality.
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