Brazil. Christie is celebrating the first anniversary of the inauguration of its new facilities in São Paulo, Brazil, during which time it has presented solid operating results, memorably realized its sales growth strategy and several notable facilities in the country, through its business partners, also increasing its coverage network in all regions of the Brazilian territory.
"Last year Christie managed to exceed all the expectations of the company and the market. I am quite confident that our business strategy, as well as the talent of the local team and the focus on creating value from our products, will provide the company with an even stronger and more prosperous future in the coming years," said Clayton Brito, Director of Christie Brazil.
Some of the most important works carried out by Christie Brasil this year include the installation of a video screen with 108 LCD / 55" lcd / 55" LED screens model FHD552-XB, in addition to the Christie Phoenix image controller with distributed technology installed in the Secretariat of Public Security in Salvador (the capital of the Brazilian state of Bahia), which represents the largest control room in Latin America.
Another important arrangement made by Christie was the delivery of several projectors with DLP, LCD and 1DLP technology, as well as Christie Pandoras Box control systems for the two most important museums in the country - the Museum of Image and Sound and the Museum of Tomorrow in Rio de Janeiro. Both were investments made by the government for the Olympic Games.
In the film industry, DLP Cinema projectors and Vive Audio systems have been sold to major cinema chains, such as Kinoplex, Spcine, Lumiere, among others.
The success of the national market has been strengthened through a growing number of commercial agreements with partners, distributors and integrators, among which the companies Jchebly, Motid, MC Digital, Lineup, Equipa, Athie, Solutione, Seal Telecom, Eletroequip, Dealer Tech, Microsense, Absolut Technologies, JN7, Image Brazil, Network One, Scan Source, IAVI, Stampede, among others.
