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Ingram Micro to distribute Invixium’s access control solutions in India

 

Toronto-based engineering firm Invixium has expanded its distribution agreement with Ingram Micro Canada to bring its its “IXM” line of biometric fingerprint access control products to India.

Ingram Micro Canada, which recently became the exclusive Canadian distribution partner for Invixium’s IXM product line, expanded the partnership to distribute to its modern biometric access control solutions to channel partners throughout India.

“The sign-up with Invixium is in-line with our stated objective of building a robust and complete product portfolio in the Physical Security vertical,” stated Jaishankar Krishnan, Ingram Micro’s India operations managing director. “We expect to fully leverage our broad channel network to establish Invixium as a leading brand in its space,”

The IXM product line combines biometric fingerprint sensing technologies, enclosures that allow for multi-factor authentication with PINs and access cards, and storage for up to 100,000 users and 500,000 log records. Connectivity options include TCP/IP, PoE, Wi-Fi, or Bluetooth and include a playful and intuitive web-based software which allows for quick configuration and monitoring of the network.

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