MOBOTIX Signs Ingram Micro as Distributor

By signing Ingram Micro as a North American distributor, MOBOTIX IP technologies will now be delivered to new markets.

  • Jan 15, 2013

MOBOTIX Corp. has announced a North American distribution agreement with Ingram Micro Inc., the world’s largest technology distributor. Under the agreement, the complete line of MOBOTIX high-resolution IP technologies is available through Ingram Micro throughout the United States and Canada.

Ingram Micro delivers a broad array of solutions and services to more than 170,000 resellers through the distribution and marketing of IT and security solutions worldwide. By distributing its IP surveillance technologies through Ingram Micro, MOBOTIX can serve a broader range of value-added resellers (VARs) and systems integrators throughout North America.

Unlike traditional security systems, MOBOTIX develops a decentralized approach to video surveillance. The intelligent MOBOTIX cameras incorporate a high-speed computer and internal flash memory card (MicroSD card) to enable all recording and storage to occur within the camera, reducing the need for a separate PC or DVR. Furthermore, all data is processed within the camera to lower network bandwidth, which maximizes the use of robust features, including virtual PTZ, video analytics and 360-degree hemispheric technology with panoramic view.

The entire MOBOTIX product suite, including the Q24 Hemispheric Camera, the D14 DualDome Camera, the S14 Double Hemispheric Camera and the T24 IP Video Door Station, is now available through Ingram Micro. Over the past year, demand for the company’s decentralized and hemispheric surveillance solutions increased as VARs sought out edge-based security solutions to control costs and deliver long-term ROI for end users.

“Our new agreement with Ingram Micro marks an important milestone for MOBOTIX as its investment in IP security demonstrates that the value it delivers to VARs is second to none,” said Steve Gorski, general manager, Americas, MOBOTIX Corp. “Today’s IT resellers are eager to tap into the benefits of providing networked security technologies and MOBOTIX is well positioned to help these VARs expand into this segment with reliable, innovative and trusted technologies.”

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