Exacq Technologies recently added to their EMEA sales and support team with the appointment of Julian Inman
Julian is an Electrical and Electronics Engineer with more than 25 years experience in the CCTV industry

Exacq Technologies, manufacturers of the exacqVision video management system software and NVR servers, recently added to their EMEA sales and support team with the appointment of Julian Inman.

Beginning immediately, Julian will serve as EMEA Sales and Technical Support Engineer. In addition to providing engineering and field support to the growing international demand for exacqVision video management system solutions, he will also allow the company to expand its technical support reach in the region by supplementing the efforts of the corporate offices in the United States.

Julian is an Electrical and Electronics Engineer with more than 25 years experience in the CCTV industry. This new role will allow Exacq customers to benefit from Julian's considerable knowledge of public space surveillance, banking and retail systems together with chemical, industrial and educational customer requirements.

Julian previously held a senior position with a leading CCTV manufacturer based in the United Kingdom, where he served as Group Training Manager, being responsible for product and technology training on local and network video recording and redisplay systems using both analog and IP technology.

Alan Lefford, EMEA Sales Manager for Exacq Technologies said, "Having Julian on board will provide customers with experienced systems design and bid support with EMEA focused training and technical assistance. We are very excited to have Julian at Exacq."

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