Genetec: Distribution Agreement
Genetec, manufacturer of unified IP-based security solutions, has signed a distribution agreement with EET Europarts for the Nordic countries. As part of the agreement, EET Europ...


Genetec, manufacturer of unified IP-based security solutions, has signed a distribution agreement with EET Europarts for the Nordic countries.
As part of the agreement, EET Europarts will distribute the entire Genetec portfolio of IP-based VMS, Access Control, ALPR (Automated License Plate Recognition), and cloud-based security solutions in Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland and Iceland through its extensive network of certified integrators and resellers.
"The Nordic region is one of the fastest growing markets for Genetec in Europe, and we are very pleased to add EET Europarts to our list of Certified Partners,” says Nick D’hoedt, Genetec Regional Sales Director for Scandinavia, Benelux and DACH (Germany, Austria and Switzerland). “With the market knowledge and extensive customer base of EET Europarts, we are confident that we will be able to continue to broaden our market reach in the Nordic region and offer our customers a solid source of expertise and product choice for all their security needs," adds D’hoedt.
"Genetec is one of the world's leading manufacturers of open platform, IP-based security solutions," says Bo Ørbjerg, Group Sales Director for Surveillance & Security at EET Group. "Genetec products and solutions are an ideal match, and fit perfectly into our business strategy, for the alarm and access control portfolio, with its accessible open platform solutions, and we look forward being able to extend Genetec physical IP security solutions to our customers."
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