Pune, India - August 30, 2012, Rosslare Security, a worldwide provider of professional access control, intrusion and guard patrol solutions, has openeded a new office in Pune, India.
Rosslare is currently focused on increasing its presence in access control and intrusion markets in 25 percent by 2013. Having a presence in the Indian market will enable Rosslare to strengthening its ability to deliver more advanced technologies and services to its growing customer base across India.
Rosslare Electronics India Private Limited will be responsible for local sales and support, appointing master distributors across the country, and backing distributors with increased pre-sales, post-sales service, and technical support on a local basis, to ensure excellent service and support. The office is strategically located at one of the biggest IT parks in Pune.
Rosslare has appointed Manmohan Kumar to the position of sales director, India - Security Division. With over 10 years of experience in the security field, Kumar brings a wealth of knowledge and local expertise to the Rosslare team.
"The security market in India is rapidly growing and is estimated to be $US 9.7 billion by 2016. The need for advanced security products is on the rise. Rosslare can provide integrated access control systems and be a one-stop-shop for wide scale security needs. This office will be a high value added service center for Rosslare’s customers and will provide expertise and advanced solutions," said Kumar.
Rosslare Security Products, a division of Rosslare Enterprises Ltd. manufactures and markets high-quality security products through its worldwide offices and channel partners. Since its inception in 1980, Rosslare implements the latest technologies for its corporate, residential, and institutional products and systems. Today our vast product range includes access control systems and keypads, hardwire and wireless intrusion systems, guard patrol management systems and application software. For more information, visit http://www.rosslaresecurity.com.
