Axis Communications, the network video product company will be exhibiting for the first time at this year’s IP Expo alongside distribution partner, Anixter and technology partner, CommScope, on stand 510. The event is at London’s Earls Court 2 on October 20 and 21.
IP Expo showcases products from UK IT infrastructure and networking companies and is where Axis will demonstrate its HDTV AXIS P5534-E Dome Network Camera which is now available in the UK for the first time.
Phil Doyle, regional director, Northern Europe, Axis Communications said: “The IT market is important to Axis as IP surveillance is increasingly becoming part of the network manager’s remit. Exhibiting alongside our partners Anixter and CommScope, we hope to be able to dispel some of the myths associated with network video by demonstrating how it is a cost-effective, future proof and bandwidth friendly alternative to traditional analogue CCTV solutions.”
Axis’ partners will also be exhibiting their products and services at this year’s show. Anixter, a global supplier of communications and security products, electrical and electronic wire and cable, fasteners and other small components, and CommScope, a provider of connectivity solutions for communications networks, are regulars at the show.
Steven Anson, Vice President – Marketing EMEA – Enterprise Cabling Solutions & Security Solutions, at Anixter said: “The surveillance market is rapidly moving towards the network, and as a partner of Axis, we are keen to support this shift in the market. IP Expo gives us the perfect opportunity to advise visitors on the benefits of running an IP surveillance system over a well-planned, high performance IP infrastructure.”
Craig Doyle, Senior Solutions Market Manager – EMEA, CommScope Enterprise Solutions, said: “Network video and IP surveillance are key drivers for high performance low latency networks. As a provider of future proofed performance and intelligence-led communications infrastructure solutions, CommScope is delighted to be exhibiting alongside partners Axis and Anixter. Together we hope to show the real world application of the technology that is enabling this transition to converged voice, data, video and security networks.”
Hitchin based, Axis Communications offers a range of network video solutions and counts Knowsley Community College, Stafford General Hospital, the Royal Academy of Arts and the University of East Anglia among its client base.
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