opening of an office in Mexico City that will enable the company to deliver more comprehensive and responsive support and other services to customers
The office will  enable the company to deliver more comprehensive support and other services to customers in the region
HID Global, trusted leader in solutions for the delivery of secure identity, recently announced the opening of an office in Mexico City that will enable the company to deliver more comprehensive and responsive support and other services to customers and integrator partners in the region. The company offers a comprehensive portfolio of secure identity solutions for applications ranging from physical and logical access control to highly secure government ID solutions.

“As our industry and market landscape continue to grow more complex and challenging, it is important for us to be as close to our valued customers and integrator partners as possible,” said Humberto De la Vega, vice president of sales for Latin America and the Caribbean with HID Global. “Mexico and adjacent markets in Latin America represent important emerging growth opportunities for HID Global.  We are excited to be establishing a substantial presence here, from which we can provide our customers and partners with a variety of important resources, tools and services.”

HID Global’s new office is located at Vasco de Quiroga No. 1900 - 202 Santa Fe - Delegacion Alvaro Obregon, 01210 Mexico City. The company exhibited its products at the nearby Banamex Center during the Expo Seguridad Mexico conference, which ran from April 24 through April 26, 2012. In addition, HID Global’s CEO, Denis Hébert, delivered a keynote presentation during the conference entitled, “Secure Identification:  Today’s Security Challenge.”

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