The AxxonSoft seminar drew approximately 100 companies, among them Moroccan systems integrators and the largest distributors of security systems in North Africa
To celebrate the expansion, AxxonSoft held a seminar with partners Hikvision and Honeywell

AxxonSoft, a leading developer of video management software and physical security information management platforms, is proud to announce the opening of an office in Casablanca, Morocco.

The new office in Morocco's most populous city is only the latest step in the company's long-term expansion in the country. Ever-growing opportunities on the North Africa market also played a significant role in the decision. Located in the central business district, the AxxonSoft office is near the headquarters of major national banks and the Atlantic Ocean, only one kilometre away.

To celebrate the event, the company held a seminar with its long-time trusted partners Hikvision and Honeywell, manufacturers of professional-grade video surveillance hardware.

The seminar was an enormous industry event for the region, drawing approximately 100 companies, among them Moroccan systems integrators and the largest distributors of security systems in North Africa.

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