The event led the leading systems integrators in East Africa, gained an in-depth understanding of the advantages and rich feature set of AxxonSoft products

The event showed participants how AxxonSoft software work "in action" for next-generation video surveillance

A three-day training event was held from 10 to 12 September in Nairobi, the Kenyan capital, by organiser SNB. An AxxonSoft partner, SNB showed participants how AxxonSoft software – both the Axxon Intellect Enterprise PSIM platform and innovative Axxon Next video management software – work "in action" for next-generation video surveillance. Local systems integrators, who made up the audience for the event, expressed enthusiastic interest in the opportunities offered by AxxonSoft software. Representatives of 15 security-industry companies attended the event in all.

The main achievement of the training event was that the participants, leading systems integrators in East Africa, gained an in-depth understanding of the advantages and rich feature set of AxxonSoft products, having seen proof of their functionality, innovativeness, and reliability.

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