Aruba has announced that it will be launching its ‘Aruba Mobile-First Platform’ during its participation at GITEX Technology Week.
StorIT to showcase data management and protection offerings
StorIT Distribution has announced that it will be placing the spotlight on its broad range solutions at GITEX Technology Week 2016, which will be from 16th to 20th October 2016 at the Dubai World Trade Centre.
SAIB Egypt deploys R&M cabling solutions
Société Arabe Internationale de Banque (SAIB) in Cairo, Egypt has built its new data centre using HD patch panels, raceway systems, and pre-terminated copper and fibre cabling solutions from R&M.
MEA healthcare firms enter era of digital transformation
According to a recent research by IDC, ensuring high levels of security of data and systems, and guaranteeing business continuity are the top IT priorities among Middle East and Africa (MEA) decision-makers in the healthcare industry.
Mimecast to perform live hacking at GITEX
Mimecast Limited has announced its participation at GITEX Technology Week 2016 along with its distributor Bulwark Technologies.
HPE Aruba unveils new network procurement models
Aruba has announced new network procurement and consumption models to give enterprise customers more flexibility and choice in how they obtain and support their network infrastructure.
IT shifts to mobile-first perspective
Latif Sheik, Account Manager, Finesse, explains why mobile development approaches need to be tailored to each industry.
ALE announces executive leadership changes
ALE, operating under the Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise brand, has announced changes in the senior leadership team with the appointment of Matthieu Destot to lead global Sales and Marketing, while Nicholas Brunel will head up the Communications Business Division.
Fast and affordable
Carrier Ethernet is projected to broaden its penetration in telecom networks as the ubiquitous technology for broadband access, cloud interconnect and wide area medium.
SAP to showcase government innovations at GITEX
According to a report by consultancy firm Deloitte, the UAE government can save nearly $5 billion if the country undergoes full digital transformation.