Secure Logiq is sharpening its focus on the Asia-Pacific market with two significant moves: the appointment of Graham Wheeler as APAC Regional Director and a new distribution partnership in Australia with DAS.
Wheeler will drive growth across Australia and New Zealand, working closely with consultants, integrators and enterprise users looking to optimise their video infrastructure for modern surveillance and analytics. His message to the market is clear: organisations are shifting towards smarter, more efficient platforms, and Secure Logiq wants to make high-performance design straightforward. As Wheeler put it, partners are looking for more throughput and resilience without unnecessary complexity, and the DAS agreement gives them a direct route to specify and support systems locally through a national reseller network.
The collaboration with DAS also brings an extended service wrap. Secure Logiq has expanded its Australian support window to 6am-6pm AEST to better match project timings, and both companies plan to invest in joint education, training and roadshow activity to build partner capability.
For Secure Logiq, the combination of Wheeler’s regional leadership and DAS’s local presence is intended to accelerate adoption across ANZ. Ben Yoxall at Secure Logiq noted that this approach blends the company’s engineering strengths with Australian market know-how to support projects at any scale.
Secure Logiq’s platforms continue to target the demands of professional video, with high I/O performance, efficient storage design and tools that simplify planning and lifecycle management for large or analytics-driven deployments.