Elyctis has expanded its footprint in Asia with the launch of an office in Hong Kong to serve as a hub for the Asia Pacific region, including Australia and New Zealand.According to the company, the opening of the new office is a milestone on its path to international expansion. It will improve service for customers in the Asia Pacific region by providing them with a combination of sales and technical support in their language and in their time zone."The opening of Elyctis Hong Kong will ensure our products are visible and easily available in the fast-growing Asia Pacific market," says Alexandre Joly, CEO of Elyctis. "Elyctis products are a perfect fit for the increasing demand for ID readers in the wake of prestigious ID projects in the region."Jimmy Chun has been appointed general manager of Elyctis Hong Kong. Mr Chun has worked in the IT industry for more than 25 years. His career experience ranges from software development, project management and consultation to sales and marketing across different industries including banking and finance, government and manufacturing for various local and multinational companies in Hong Kong, Australia and mainland China.He says: "With the opening of Elyctis Hong Kong we will be able to grow Elyctis business and bring the best level of sales, marketing and technical support to all customers in Asia."
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