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Axis wins IP Video Surveillance Vendor of the Year

The Awards recognise outstanding performance by companies in the Australian Information & Communications Technology (ICT) industry. Awards were given to companies that, based on Frost & Sullivan research, demonstrated market-leading revenue growth and business innovation in their respective markets, and are continuing to succeed in challenging times.  “Axis is dedicated to delivering more flexible, cost-effective […]

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    The Awards
    recognise outstanding performance by companies in the Australian Information
    & Communications Technology (ICT) industry. Awards were given to companies
    that, based on Frost & Sullivan research, demonstrated market-leading
    revenue growth and business innovation in their respective markets, and are
    continuing to succeed in challenging times. 

    “Axis is
    dedicated to delivering more flexible, cost-effective security and remote
    monitoring through IP solutions,” said Wai King Wong, country manager, Australia
    and New Zealand, Axis Communications.

    “We are thrilled
    to receive the IP Video Surveillance Vendor of the Year award from Frost &
    Sullivan, which recognises the progress Axis is making to drive the technology
    shift from analogue to digital video.”

    The award also
    confirms Axis’s market leadership position for IP video surveillance, which
    Wong puts down to the company’s “strong commitment to our partner community
    with the assistance of the Axis Communications Academy and our partnership
    development, as Axis solutions are open source they are interoperable with
    other security hardware and software.”

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