CyberTech expands in Public Safety sector with the addition of Business Development Executive

• Paul Collins Joins Voice and Data Recording Leader

CyberTech International, a leading world-wide provider of advanced voice and data recording technologies, today announced continuing global expansion with the addition on July 1 of Paul Collins to the new position of Director, Business Development, for the public safety industry. The appointment underscores CyberTech's increasing competitiveness in the public safety market and the success of its model for organic growth. Collins is based at CyberTech headquarters in Amsterdam.

In this new role, Collins is responsible for global leadership in product development for public safety organizations and applications. Collins will benefit from and advance CyberTech's status as a certified Motorola partner, and as a portfolio partner of EADS.
With more than 20 years of experience in the voice recording industry, Collins has held a variety of senior-level positions in business development and product management for Racal Recorders, as well as for NICE CTI Systems, Mercom Systems and Verint Systems. His expertise spans products that include multi-track, reel-to-reel analog tape recorders and today's mission-critical digital voice recording systems.  “I am very pleased to be joining a dynamic technology leader in innovative mission critical public safety recording solutions which is very customer focused”, said Collins.

"The entire global team at CyberTech is delighted and proud to welcome him" said Eduard Baijs, Managing Director, CyberTech International. "We are particularly pleased that, upon evaluating his options and opportunities with our industry's most prominent solutions providers, Paul opted to align with CyberTech. Based on CyberTech's existing track record of voice recording projects in the public safety market in Asia, Middle East and Europe, and Paul’s wealth of expertise in this market, we are confident that we will continue to expand our success in the world of public safety."