Bangalore, Mar 22: Leading Indian fire protection and security group Firepro Systems has taken its first international step in the Asia-Pacific region today by officially launching its Australian operations with its headquarters in Melbourne.
The launch was officiated by Victoria's Minister for Information and Communication Technology, Tim Holding, MP, at the Victorian Investment Centre, Firepro Systems said in a release here.
Firepro, known for its cutting-edge approach to fire protection and security, specialised in the design, installation and maintenance of fire safety, electronic security and building management systems. The company had particular expertise in providing fire and safety solutions to the ICT sector and its extensive list of clients included multinationals such as Microsoft, Oracle, Motorola, Lucent and Intel. In Australia, the company would target both the Government and corporate sectors, the release said.
Firepro Founder and Managing Director N S Narendra said ''the establishment of a Melbourne office will be the first step in expanding the business throughout Australia, New Zealand and the Asia-Pacific.''
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The launch was officiated by Victoria's Minister for Information and Communication Technology, Tim Holding, MP, at the Victorian Investment Centre, Firepro Systems said in a release here.
Firepro, known for its cutting-edge approach to fire protection and security, specialised in the design, installation and maintenance of fire safety, electronic security and building management systems. The company had particular expertise in providing fire and safety solutions to the ICT sector and its extensive list of clients included multinationals such as Microsoft, Oracle, Motorola, Lucent and Intel. In Australia, the company would target both the Government and corporate sectors, the release said.
Firepro Founder and Managing Director N S Narendra said ''the establishment of a Melbourne office will be the first step in expanding the business throughout Australia, New Zealand and the Asia-Pacific.''
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