Synectics re-enforces position in Middle East

Synectics has announced major developments in its Middle East activity. The global specialist in integrated end-to-end surveillance control systems has launched a new Dubai office, appointed a new Business Development Manager and has confirmed new business wins including a major power plant project in Oman.

The trio of announcements reflects a period of significant growth for the business in the Middle East, with particular success in the oil and gas and high security sectors.

In addition to delivering integrated surveillance solutions for a significant Oman power plant, Synectics has supplied COEX Thermal camera stations to protect Phase II of the Abu Dhabi Inter Refineries Pipelines project (IRP II), which will see over 900km of pipeline connect refineries and distribution terminals.

Rohit Prakesh, an experienced Business Development Manager with specific Middle East surveillance and security project management expertise, has joined the Synectics team in Dubai Investment Park.

Paul Webb, Managing Director of Synectic Systems mentioned: “Projects in the Middle East have their own distinct set of security needs when it comes to surveillance. Huge scale projects with large sections that are unmanned or positioned in harsh – and often hazardous - environments rely on turnkey surveillance solutions that must deliver in terms of image reliability and remote access. They also require surveillance solutions that integrate seamlessly with a wide range of site-critical third party security and operational systems. It's a brief entirely suited to our expertise.”