Translated with AI from the Russian original.

The distribution company OCS and the Chinese manufacturer of technological products in the field of security iFLOW have signed a cooperation agreement.

The OCS product portfolio will include systems for video surveillance, access control, intercom systems, security alarms, as well as audio and network equipment. Partners will be able to use iFLOW products in projects for organizing the security of commercial buildings, warehouses, industrial enterprises, office centers, etc. One of the features is high flexibility: the systems are integrated with various software and hardware platforms.

With the help of the distributor's distributed warehouse network, iFLOW plans to increase the availability of equipment for partners, as well as reduce delivery times. OCS logistics resources will allow the vendor to minimize the risk of delays associated with the delivery of the brand's products to their storage or installation location.

"Thanks to the cooperation between OCS andiFLOW, new security solutions will appear on the Russian IT market. The vendor's products meet the requirements for the protection of commercial and residential facilities. For its part, OCS will provide logistical support for the brand's equipment: iFLOW solutions will be available to dealers and integrators throughout the country in comfortable timeframes", saidYuri Goshukov, Director of the Infrastructure and Engineering Systems Department at OCS.

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