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In a “town hall meeting” held yesterday morning, Axis Communications introduced several new solutions that it said will change how cities secure their citizens, property and assets. “People choose a city based on a number of factors, such as livability, efficiency of services, mobility, safety and security, economic growth and city image, reputation, and sustainability,” said Fredrik Nilsson, Vice President, Americas. “As an industry we can help cities to be smarter and safer,” he said.
Axis Communications was ranked number 41 out of 100 on the 2018 list of the Best Small and Medium Workplaces in the United States by Great Place to Work and FORTUNE.
Axis Communications once again used a little bit of magic to introduce its new and innovative products. This year’s press breakfast featured Haken Hansson, the company’s global product manager, audio who entertained those in attendance with magic tricks.
A staple at ISC West for a decade, the annual Axis press breakfast is always entertaining while serving as a launchpad for the company to introduce its latest “magic” in the form of new and innovative products.
As the company marks the 20th anniversary of the first IP camera, developed by its founder, Martin Gren, Axis Communications introduced – in fairy tale format – a series of new products at a pre-show breakfast yesterday morning.
In early 2016, Axis will begin construction of a new headquarters located adjacent to the company’s existing offices in Lund, Sweden. The building is expected to be ready in early 2018 and will accommodate 1,100 employees.
Clad in baseball jerseys, Fredrik Nilsson and Martin Gren of Axis Communications jogged to the front of the room to kick off the company’s breakfast yesterday morning.
Tri-Ed is expanding its services through a new partnership with Fluidmesh Networks and by offering Axis Communications products in all of its U.S. locations.
