IDIS is strengthening project support for its integration partners and customers across the UK with the appointment of IT and video tech specialist Mohamed Hashi as technical support engineer.

Mohamed joins IDIS, the largest manufacturer of trusted South Korean-made video tech, at a time of continued growth in the UK despite market headwinds, with major projects recently confirmed in healthcare, hospitality, and mixed-use developments.

Mohamed's experience 

Following his IT apprenticeship at Uxbridge College, Mohamed worked in both SME and corporate environments, latterly for six years in a technical customer support role for Wavestore.

His practical knowledge of IT and security technology, and his experience working with engineering teams on mid-size and enterprise projects, ideally positions him for this key role at IDIS.

End-to-end video solutions

IDIS is trusted for end-to-end video solutions, that work seamlessly and deliver robust performance,” says Mohamed Hashi, adding “It’s exciting to be part of the UK team, supporting our customers in designing, delivering, and operating IDIS technology.”

James Min, Managing Director, of IDIS Europe stated, “As we continue to expand our presence in key vertical markets, we’re delighted to welcome Mohamed to the IDIS team. His technical experience will help our partners to deliver powerful solutions with the benefits of industry-beating low total cost of ownership.”

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