Nadeen Tisi and Mark Staples at IFSEC 2008

Fibre Optech, the distributor of physical security and cabling solutions for the security and communication markets is the leading distributor of fibre products for GE Security Fibre Communications for the second consecutive year.

The GE fibre range for GE Security offers customers a world leading partner for the manufacture of fibre optic and UTP transmission products covering both analogue and IP offerings for the security, broadcast, industrial and transportation industries.

The Fibre Optech security portfolio brings together a best in class range of products and manufacturers, which include CCTV solutions, transmission solutions, seeing and storing, wireless transmission and access control.

Nadeen Tisi, Sales Manager at Fibre Optech commented: "It is great news to be recognised once again for our hard work. We continue to develop and grow our relationship with GE and will strive to remain the leading distributor next year."

Mark Staples, UK Sales Manager at GE Security Fibre Communications commented: "In Fibre Optech we have a strong business partner, and we would like to congratulate them for their continued success we very much look forward to growing together".

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