30.05.2016 • News2NAxissecurity acquisition

Axis acquires IP intercom company 2N

The acquisition addresses the growing IP video intercom market and further strengthens Axis Communications solution offering.2N is the number one player in the field of IP intercom...

Peter Lindström, Vice President New Business at Axis Communications
Peter Lindström, Vice President New Business at Axis Communications

The acquisition addresses the growing IP video intercom market and further strengthens Axis Communications’ solution offering.

2N is the number one player in the field of IP intercom, and also operates in other areas, for example IP audio and IP lift intercom. The company has well-established sales channels through electricians and telecom installers as well as lift manufacturers, which can serve as a complement to Axis present global sales channels. At the same time 2N will benefit from Axis’ strong market positon and R&D resources.

"The acquisition supports our ambition to contribute to a smarter and safer world. There is an increased customer demand for integrated solutions with open standards that deliver enhanced security. Together with 2N we can meet that demand," says Peter Lindström, Vice President New Business at Axis Communications.

The 2N brand will remain, and the company will operate as a subsidiary within the Axis group. The joint operations will concern knowledge sharing and assisting each other in R&D and market access. An important joint task

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2N TELEKOMUNIKACE a.s.

Modřanská 621/72
143 01 Prag
Czech Republic

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