The birth of commercial inkjet printing can be traced all the way back to 1984, when thermal inkjet technology developed at HP was introduced in a high-quality, low-price personal printer known as the ThinkJet.
How far off is widespread Li-Fi use in the Middle East?
Every year, we consume approximately 60 percent more wireless data as the number of connected devices continues to rise. …
A gentleman’s game: Intex director Keshav Bansal
The United Arab Emirates is surely a place close to Keshav Bansal’s heart. In turn, a nation with the one …
Janti Abdallah on tackling connected commerce challenges
Janti Abdalla, general manager, STS PayOne analyses the key challenges in the growth of connected commerce in the Middle East, and highlights how the company’s payment gateway solutions can address these inhibitors.
Ashith Piriyattiath’s diverse & transformative GCC career
Despite claiming to have “accidentally fallen into the technology industry,” Ashith Piriyattiath’s extensive CV has empowered him with a broad …
The headhunter: Bayt.com co-founder & CTO Akram Assaf
Akram Assaf is no stranger to competition. The two primary industries – recruitment and technology – which encapsulate the firm …
Microsoft’s Necip Ozyucel: MENA cloud training essential
Necip Ozyucel, cloud and enterprise business group lead, Microsoft Gulf, tells CNME why he believes cloud training is now more …
How Dubai Police is using data to keep citizens safe
Following the announcement of the Smart Dubai 2021 strategy and the Dubai Pulse platform – which will host all the …
Explore partner prospects in video surveillance market
Security experts discuss how partners can optimise the opportunities in the video surveillance market, which, as per reports, is expected …
Sage on bringing ‘frictionless’ solutions to boost CX
On the sidelines of the Sage Summit in Johannesburg, Glesni Holland caught up with CEO Stephen Kelly, to find out how the company is embedding a range of new technologies into its products to enhance its customers’ experience.
Understanding incident response
An organisation’s security posture hinges on the well-known security maxim ‘prevention-detection-response’. Here’s how they can build an effective security incident response mechanism.
Future of network security
Martin Hester, Head of Channels and Alliances, EMEA, Juniper Networks, explains how channel partners need to implement security that protects the business from the inside out.
How services can help systems integrators to differentiate
Amer Khreino, CEO, Raqmiyat, says, services will enable systems integrators to add value to their customers and be profitable. The …
Why partners should invest in getting certified
Certifications are key to build credibility with customers. Reseller ME speaks to industry players to understand how partners can differentiate …