NEC India, Uneecops tie up for better projection solutions

The step is in line with NEC’s strategy -- form, strengthen association with partners who have critical mass, strong domain expertise

GN Bureau | February 22, 2012



In order to increase penetration for projection solutions in the government sector, solutions provider firm NEC India has entered a strategic tie up with Uneecops Technologies. The idea of the partnership is to strengthen NEC India’s multiproject business and leveraging Uneecops expertise in projection solutions for it.

The step to enter into the alliance falls in line with NEC’s go-to-market strategy, to form and strengthen association with partners who not just have critical mass but also have strong domain expertise. NEC’s wide range of projectors offers compelling value propositions to suit various market segments including education, enterprise & government.

Abhilesh Guleria, head- IT platforms & multimedia product group, NEC India said, “With this partnership, we hope to gain inroads and tap the immense potential in the government sector. Being acclaimed as the No. 2 projector brand in India, NEC is well positioned to meet the growing demands in the government space.”

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