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IBT is now capable of offering its products and services based on state-of-the-art people identification standards

LEGIC Identsystemsrecently announced that it has made a partnership agreement with Chinese reader manufacturer Shenzhen IB Technologies Development Co., Ltd. (IBT). The renowned system integrator has a series of challenging large-scale projects to show. As a licenced LEGIC partner, IBT is now capable of offering its products and services based on state-of-the-art people identification standards.

“Now we are a LEGIC partner, we are delighted to be able to advance the development of our readers based on technology that has proven its merits worldwide,” Liu SanMing, General Manager at IBT states.

Shenzhen IB Technologies Development Co., Ltd. was established in 1997. The company has realized a large number of access control systems for commercial buildings, and solutions for hotels, hospitals, and airports as well. IBT's activities center around access control systems, e-payment, presence time recording, and parking ground management.

“We wish IBT all success with employing LEGIC based solutions and look forward to working with IBT successfully,” says Dr. Otto Eggimann, Vice President Sales, Business Development and Purchasing of LEGIC Identsystems.

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