Omneon Video Networks Continues Market Expansion With Opening of New Tokyo Office
SUNNYVALE,
CALIFORNIA - April 15, 2004
Omneon Video Networks today announced that the company has opened an office in Tokyo. The new office will establish a local Omneon presence in Japan, enabling the company to better meet the growing demand for its products there while providing local support functions for Omneon customers throughout the country.
“We are very pleased with the response that we’ve received from the Japanese market over the last 12 months in terms of both customer wins and new system integration partnerships,” said Dan Marshall, vice president of sales for Omneon. “The new Tokyo office will make it easier for us to address the unique local needs of the Japanese market and provide local on-going support service to our customers over the long term.”
Initial staff for the Tokyo office will include Mr. Yasuyuki Yoshida in the position of sales engineer and Ms. Kay Yamashita who will fill the business development role. Mr. Yoshida will provide technical sales assistance as well as technical support to existing customers. Ms. Yamashita will lead direct sales efforts as well as have responsibility for establishing and maintaining key business relationships with systems integrators and dealers in the region.
Contact information for the Tokyo office of Omneon Video Networks is:
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About Omneon Omneon Video Networks is the leading provider of cost-effective and flexible networked media server solutions for the broadcast and video industry. The company′s unique strategy integrates a strong foundation in broadcast with the best practices of information technology - giving its customers the best of both worlds. Because Omneon Spectrum media server systems are based on an open and advanced architecture, broadcast and video professionals are able to minimize both upfront and ongoing expenses, while gaining the flexibility to capitalize on emerging opportunities. Omneon pioneered the use of open systems in broadcast and, as a result, receives wide support from the application developer community. Visit Omneon on the Web at www.Omneon.com.
