Tyco relies on working with LEGIC and other LEGIC partners to implement local solutions based on LEGIC's smartcard technology
Tyco relies on working with LEGIC to implement local solutions based on LEGIC's smartcard technology

Tyco Fire & Security (Tianjin) Co., Ltd. has entered into a partnership with LEGIC. Acting as a system integrator, Tyco Fire & Security realises turn-key projects in the business areas of fire prevention and firefighting, surveillance and security systems for public and private buildings, theft protection, traffic management and RFID. For identification solutions, the company relies on working with LEGIC and other LEGIC partners to implement local solutions based on LEGIC's smartcard technology.

Tyco Fire & Security (Tianjin) Co., Ltd. is a Chinese affiliate of Tyco International. Commanding a workforce of over 100,000, Tyco has operations in more than 60 countries and holds a leading role in securing buildings, both against fire and in terms of surveillance and admission control. Its Chinese affiliate stands its ground with high-quality all-in-one solutions in a growing and at the same time highly competitive marketplace.

“Strong partners offering cutting-edge technologies are key to our success. In this sense, LEGIC's partner network is of utmost importance for us”, says Feng Li, Director of Technology and Solutions, at Tyco Fire & Security (Tianjin).

“We are delighted to have Tyco Fire & Security as a new partner. They count among the most qualified system integrators who can guarantee that systems will be functional and easy to handle and at the same time meet the customers’ most demanding security standards”, states Dr. Otto Eggimann, LEGIC’s Vice President Sales and Business Development.

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