Selectric Joins Hytera Mobilfunk Partner Program

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Friday, September 14, 2018 | Comments

More partners are registering for Hytera Mobilfunk's Partner Enabling Program (PEP) and following the training program tailored to meet their individual needs. With the certification of Selectric Nachrichten-Systeme, another partner from the DACH sales region has been made a bronze partner.

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Staff from the Münster-based company attended two days of intensive training. "Hytera Mobilfunk's new seminars clearly and concisely impart exactly the knowledge that we need to be able to offer optimum solutions for our customers," said Stephan Pelz, sales manger at Selectric Nachrichten-Systeme. “The PEP provides an excellent basis for making collaboration even more intensive and successful in future.”

The program allows Hytera to respond flexibly to the ever-changing needs of professional mobile radio (PMR), public security, private Long Term Evolution (LTE) and the internet of things (IoT) markets, a statement said.

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