Midwest organisation to represent SightLogix’s outdoor video analytics systems
SightLogix has named Monfort Electronics Marketing, Inc. as manufacturer's representative
SightLogix, the leading supplier of automated outdoor surveillance systems for wide area and perimeter security, has named Monfort Electronics Marketing, Inc. as Manufacturer's Representative in the states of Michigan, Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky and Indiana.

Monfort Electronics has served the video, access control, IT infrastructure, communications and security markets for more than fifty years as a manufacturer's rep firm. With an emphasis on education, training and customer support, Monfort's 5,000-square-foot Indianapolis-based corporate headquarters provides extensive facilities for demonstrating best practices and solutions to protect high value assets.

"Monfort Electronics brings a wealth of security expertise and strong business relationships to SightLogix," said Dan Hearn, Vice President of Sales, SightLogix. "Their longstanding track record of support and technical capacity makes them an ideal partner. I'm confident that our association will provide SightLogix with outstanding representation in the marketplace."

"We are pleased to add SightLogix products to the select group of manufacturers we represent," said Mark Clemens, President and CEO, Monfort Electronics. "We believe that SightLogix' unique approach to outdoor surveillance solves a critical need for our customers who seek affordable solutions to protect their outdoor assets."

Recognised as a leader in intelligent video surveillance systems that provide efficient, cost-effective management of outdoor areas, SightLogix's combination of edge-based video analytics, long and wide area coverage, and geo-spatial target tracking have been deployed around the world to meet the critical security needs of the transportation, energy, utility, chemical, information technology, public safety and defense industries.

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