AVI-SPL has reached an agreement to acquire the assets of Multimedia (Multisistemas BVC, S.A. de C.V. Mexico), an IT services and audio-visual (AV) technology integration firm headquartered in Monterrey, Mexico with a second location in Mexico City.
We are told that this transaction will accelerate AVI-SPL Mexico’s operational capacity and provide customers in Mexico and beyond a more robust and reliable portfolio of collaboration solutions and IT managed services (AVI-SPL incorporated in Mexico back in 2021).
John Zettel, chief executive officer of AVI-SPL told us “Multimedia leads the way for AV and collaboration solutions in Mexico. We’ve long admired their capabilities and I couldn’t be more pleased to join forces with a company we believe to be a preeminent provider.”
Multimedia is the commercial audiovisual (AV) and unified communications (UC) systems integration and IT services subsidiary of Grupo Multimedia. It brings 34 years of experience serving global and local brands in Mexico and has earned a reputation for premier technology solutions, delivery, and support. Their Monterrey facility houses a unique proof-of-concept lab to test hybrid meeting room integrations and validate customer system designs before deploying them.
AVI-SPL expects to continue to grow market share in Mexico while developing greater delivery and managed service capabilities for Latin America, where many global brands seek a trusted partner for new hybrid work models and meeting solutions. Over the past few years, the two companies have worked together to bring complex collaboration technology environments to life for multinational organizations like Dell, Google, and Walmart.
Multimedia will immediately start operating under the AVI-SPL Mexico brand, delivering the same level of service they’ve become known for. The strengthened AVI-SPL Mexico presence will support the global brands who are part of the company’s Strategic Accounts Management program while also responding to increased customer demand for IT and AV services in Mexico and Latin America.
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