Looking at the impact of the lockdown on business, Petr Tosner, Axis’s sales director for Eastern Europe, noted the negative consequences: “Some projects are delayed, others are on hold, and some are even at risk of being cancelled.” However, he said, supply chains are running with little to no disruption and business in Eastern Europe is returning to its previous levels.
But Axis sees the current crisis as a crossroads where it can choose between several development paths, and it intends to use all its accumulated experience in transformation. After all, the company is not new to transforming its business. Having started out as a print server manufacturer, it moved into network video cameras in the 1990s , and then moved from cameras to solutions.
New opportunities for video surveillance solutions have croatia whatsapp data appeared on the market. As Petr Tosner noted, the relevance of information protection has grown, there is a demand for ensuring the security of countries, citizens, cities: "These are very hot topics, and as the world returns to normal, we foresee an increase in demand for solutions for counting people, for means of assessing employment, remote communication between doctors and patients, and recognizing people in masks. We have many components or complete solutions for this."