Golden Systems Middle East (GSME), a distributor of IT products in the Middle East, recently organised a PNY seminar and training program for their channel partners in Kuwait.
The event was headed by Raphaël Berthelot, sales manager, South Europe and Middle-East Professional Solutions, PNY Technologies who discussed PNY’s latest technologies and demonstrated the features and benefits of their NVIDIA-based Professional Quadro Graphics solutions to partners.
PNY’s NVIDIA Quadro solutions deliver the fastest 3D application performance, the highest quality workstation graphics and are certified on all industry-leading professional applications, the company said. PNY’s NVIDIA Quadro professional solutions takes the computer-aided design (CAD), digital content creation (DCC), and visualisation applications to a new level of interactivity by enabling unprecedented capabilities in performance, programmability and precision, it was reported.
“PNY has a wide range of professional graphic solutions that cater to professional users looking for high quality, performance and long life cycle, architects, game creators, video, cinema, animation designers and industry designers to name a few. Ever since we signed up with PNY, we have seen lots of interest from our customers on their NVIDIA Quadro Graphics cards,” said Iman Mozaffari, sales and product director at Golden Systems Middle East.
“Since PNY’s Quadro graphics solutions target a niche segment of the professional graphics arts industry, we felt it is important to enable and train our channel partners with the right knowledge, tools and support to help them sell better. Hence we held the seminar in Kuwait where global experts from PNY flew down to present on their technology, demonstrate their wide range of products as well as share their company’s vision with their local channel. The seminar was a huge success and we received tremendous response from our channel partners who gave us positive and encouraging feedback on the event. We look forward to organising more such seminars in other countries in the region as well,” he concluded.
