Bosch Security Systems to become Bosch Building Technologies

March 2018 News & Events, Surveillance, Access Control & Identity Management, Fire & Safety, Perimeter Security, Alarms & Intruder Detection, Integrated Solutions

Effective March 1, 2018, Bosch Security Systems will be known as Bosch Building Technologies. “We want the scope of our portfolio to be reflected better in our name as well,” says Gert van Iperen, president of Bosch Security Systems. The division comprises two organisationally discrete units, the global product business and the regional system integration services business, which operates in eight countries.

1) In these eight countries, the system integration unit provides integrated solutions for commercial buildings. Depending on the region, the portfolio includes building security, energy services, and building automation. For customers, this means planning, installation, and operation of these solutions, as well as additional services, from a single source.

2) The product business – to be known in the future as Bosch Security and Safety Systems – will continue to operate as a global supplier of video, intrusion, fire-alarm, and voice-alarm systems, as well as of access control systems and management software, all under the Bosch brand. Its portfolio is rounded off with professional audio and conference systems for the transmission of voice, sound, and music. The products are distributed exclusively to system integrators or through wholesale dealers.

This step will not affect the names of the division’s legal entities.

Integrated solutions from a single source

In its product business, Bosch Security Systems will merge its video systems, intrusion detection, as well as its access control and management software business units to form a single business unit, known as Security. In making this move, Bosch is responding to the growing demand for sector-specific, integrated security solutions.

“In combining these three business units, our aim is to ensure we can meet our customers’ needs even better in the future. In the years ahead, we want to actively shape the process of transformation brought about by the Internet of Things (IoT), as well as to focus more on connectivity, integrated solutions and services. At the same time, this move will strengthen our competitiveness,” van Iperen says.

For more information contact Bosch Security Systems – South Africa & sub-Saharan Africa, +27 (0)11 651 9600, [email protected], http//:africa.boschsecurity.com



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