VIVOTEK IP cameras at the top of the excellence charts
 VIVOTEK's innovative technology is always at the forefront of the network video surveillance market
VIVOTEK is delighted to announce that their network cameras have received the Symbol of Excellence Award 2009, conferred by CETRA (China External Trade Development Council). This is the fourth time that VIVOTEK has won the award since first taking part in the competition in 2005.

The Taiwan Symbol of Excellence Awards Selection, with 717 candidate products, is based on four different criteria; Quality Systems, Design and Innovation, R&D and Innovation, and Market Promotion. "We are thrilled that this honour has further proved that our innovative technology is always at the forefront of the network video surveillance market," said Owen Chen, Chairman of VIVOTEK, Inc. "With this recognition, we renew our pledge to continue to deliver groundbreaking products to the marketplace and endeavour to make VIVOTEK a leading brand recognised around the world."

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