Mirasys, a Finland-based developer of video surveillance management software
 Mirasys is delighted to bring SUMA on as a partner and distributor of IP video surveillance solutions
Mirasys, a Finland-based developer of video surveillance management software, is proud to announce SUMA, a value added distributor focusing on IP solutions, as their new partner in Poland. The partnership allows Mirasys to strengthen its presence in the Polish Market. Mirasys products, Mirasys NVR Pro and Mirasys NVR Enterprise, both of which are delivered with a Polish user-interface, are now an important part of SUMA's product offering. SUMA supplies companies all over Poland with a full range of IP cameras from standard resolutions to wide choice of megapixel devices.

SUMA was looking for an IP video surveillance solution with megapixel - and particularly H.264 - support for their customers and found Mirasys software to be optimal. Mirasys provides the opportunity to replace traditional analog systems with an open architecture digital video surveillance platform. Mirasys IP-network based solutions support all leading manufacturers' megapixel and H.264 cameras, which greatly improve image quality compared to analog cameras. Furthermore Mirasys solutions are resolution independent and work extremely well with third party solutions.

"SUMA has always offered the best solutions to our customers, installers and integrators", comments Robert Stanosz, Managing Director at SUMA. "We are excited to represent Mirasys. Their market leading solutions combined with our product portfolio and expertise in the field of IP will bring benefits for our customers for years to come".

"Mirasys is delighted to bring SUMA on as a partner and distributor of our IP video surveillance solutions" says Marco Ylä-Kojola, Director of Sales, Mirasys and continues "SUMA's experience on the Polish market will help us promote our solutions on the IP video surveillance field".

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