IPC Systems, Inc., the leader of mission-critical communications solutions to global enterprises, announced today that Darrin Reilly has joined IPC as the President of IPC’s Positron Public Safety Systems division. IPC’s mission-critical communications solutions are widely used by leading organizations in the public safety, government security, energy and power, and transportation sectors. Mr. Reilly assumes responsibility for Positron’s worldwide operations and will drive innovative solutions that support public safety desktop integration between VoIP, E9-1-1 call handling, dispatching, radio and mobile communications, and records management.

Lance Boxer, CEO, IPC said, “Darrin brings an impressive background within the Public Safety Sector. He has a strong working knowledge of customer needs, innovative thinking and, most importantly, a desire to provide our customers great products and unprecedented service support. He also has a strong international background and we know that he will fit perfectly within our culture. This is all about bringing together the best people in the industry and growing an important part of our overall business. With Darrin at the helm, his leadership and industry presence will be felt immediately.“

Mr. Reilly has extensive experience in the Command Systems market, having most recently served as Vice President and General Manager of Printrak International, a Motorola Company. Prior to that, Mr. Reilly held numerous senior management positions during his 17-year career with Motorola Inc. He holds a Bachelors of Science degree from Fairleigh Dickinson University and an MBA from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University.

“I am truly pleased to be given the opportunity to lead a seasoned team that has proven products with a solid customer and partner base that is built upon 23 years of market legacy” said Darrin Reilly. “What excites me the most is Positron’s unique ability to leverage and accelerate their planned development, that’s laser focused on meeting our customer’s needs, coupled with our ability to integrate emerging technologies, which will enable our team to position Positron to new heights.”

About Positron Public Safety Systems
Positron Public Safety Systems, a division of IPC, is a leader in fully integrated, end-to-end public safety solutions for call handling and dispatching. Established in 1970, Positron has more than 36 years' experience delivering mission-critical applications and over 23 years of developing public safety solutions. With more than 300 employees in offices throughout the world, Positron's global footprint extends from the United States and Canada through Europe, Africa, Latin America, Australia, Asia and the South Pacific. Find out more at www.positron911.com.

About IPC
IPC is a leading provider of mission-critical communications solutions to global enterprises. With more than 30 years of expertise, IPC provides its systems and services to the world's largest financial services firms, as well as to public safety; government; power, energy and utility; and transportation organizations. Based in New York, IPC has over 1200 employees throughout the Americas, Europe and the Asia Pacific regions. For more information visit www.ipc.com.

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