Secure Logiq appoints Miles Davies as technical programs manager

CRAWLEY, U.K.—Secure Logiq has appointed video surveillance industry veteran Miles Davies as technical programs manager, adding more than two decades of experience in IP-based CCTV and video management systems to its team. 

Davies joins Secure Logiq from ORBNET Systems, where he most recently served as director of global support services. Throughout his career, he has held a variety of technical and leadership roles in the security industry, with particular expertise in Milestone XProtect deployments and video management systems.

In his new position, Davies will work alongside Secure Logiq’s engineering, technical and customer-facing teams to help develop technical programs, support partners and end users, and contribute to the company’s surveillance infrastructure offerings.

“Secure Logiq has built an outstanding reputation for engineering reliable, high-performance surveillance servers and that’s something I’ve admired for a long time,” Davies said. “Joining the team is a fantastic opportunity to work alongside people who are genuinely passionate about solving technical challenges and supporting customers. I’m looking forward to contributing my experience while continuing to learn and help drive the business forward.”

Secure Logiq executives said Davies’ background aligns with the company’s focus on delivering solutions for complex surveillance environments. 

Robin Hughes, co-founder of Secure Logiq, said the appointment reinforces the company’s commitment to technical expertise and customer support.

“One of the biggest strengths of Secure Logiq has always been the people behind the technology,” Hughes said. “Bringing someone of Miles’ caliber into the business reinforces that commitment. His experience, particularly within Milestone environments, complements our existing expertise perfectly and will help us continue delivering the levels of service and technical innovation our customers expect.” 

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