Panasonic India focusses on B2B Business

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Panasonic India focusses on B2B Business 
Panasonic has unveiled its High-Definition Video Conferencing (HDVC) for enterprises as a step towards strengthening its focus on the B2B business in India. With this launch and aggressive focus on this segment, Panasonic reiterates its commitment towards its customers by understanding and catering to their specific needs through innovation in technology.
Toru Hasegawa, Managing Director – System Sales Division, Panasonic India, said, “At Panasonic, we are committed to provide best product portfolio to our customers with innovative and finest technology. With a wide product portfolio the year-on-year average growth rate for Panasonic’s System Sales Division has been 40%. We are expecting this growth to cross 100% by this fiscal end and close with a turnover of Rs.655 crore.”
Rizhkant Zha, Director – System Sales Division, Panasonic India, said, “For the first time in India, 3D technology has been infused with HDVC to provide best Video Conferencing solution for our customers. The end-to-end technology solution by Panasonic from camera’s lens to the display makes it possible to display facial expressions and gestures in clear, full-HD images as part of the visual communication experience. We are largely targeting IT/ITeS, Hi-tech Enterprise, Manufacturing and Healthcare industries and will focus on bundling specific solutions to fulfil the requirements of various industries to make it most suitable product for them.”

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