IndigoVision has opened an office in the Middle East 
 Oliver Vellacott, IndigoVision CEO, giving the keynote speech at the launch launch conference
IndigoVision, a leading supplier of integrated IP video security solutions, has opened a new regional sales and support centre for the Middle East in the Dubai Internet City, a free economic zone for Information Technology companies in the United Arab Emirates.  The opening ceremony was attended by local businesses and members of the press and was followed by a conference for IndigoVision's local approved partners.

Through its strong local partner network, IndigoVision has already been very successful in the region with high-profile projects such as the 1200+ camera integrated IP Video and Access Control system at Doha International Airport and the prestigious 5-star Mövenpick Tower & Suites hotel.

Commenting on IndigoVision's plans for the Middle East, Oliver Vellacott, IndigoVision CEO said:  "Providing a local sales and support operation for our partners and their customers in the Middle East is key to our continued expansion in the region.  The combination of our excellent local system integrators and IndigoVision's enterprise IP Video solution will ensure we are best placed to benefit from the large infrastructure projects that are typical of the Middle East."

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