Nokia is expanding its cloud wise services portfolio with the launch of three professional services, helping operators transform to the telco cloud and implement a data centre infrastructure to run their cloud-based enterprise and telco functions.
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Saudi Arabia Mobily signs new deal to modernise IP networks
Etihad Etisalat (Mobily), a mobile and data service provider in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, has awarded Nokia a contract to modernise and optimise its IP and optical networks.0 12785Parrot appoints Marketing Director for Consumer Drones business
Parrot has announced that François Ruault has been appointed to run the worldwide sales and marketing for its Consumer Drones and Connected Devices division.
EMC, VMware introduce hyper-converged appliance
EMC and VMware announced the new VCE VxRail Appliance family, the only integrated and jointly engineered hyper-converged infrastructure appliances (HCIA) for VMware environments.
Infor announces Cloudsuite programme for alliance partners
Infor recently announced a new Infor CloudSuite specialisation programme for alliance partners.
Avaya unveils new multi-channel solutions for mid-market companies
Avaya has announced its first complete, multichannel unified communications and contact centre cloud offers targeted for the mid-market.
Avaya launches new solutions aimed at mid-market companies
Avaya has announced its first complete, multichannel unified communications and contact centre cloud offers targeted for the mid-market.
Qualys signs Ixtel as premium partner
As a premium partner, Ixtel will now offer the Qualys Cloud Platform and integrated suite of security solutions.
R&M announces acquistion of REALM
Swiss Cabling specialist, R&M announced the acquisition of REALM Communications Group, a North American fibre-optic specialist based in Milpitas, California.
Cisco helps businesses address shadow IT
Cisco has announced the launch of Cloud-Consumption-as-a-Service, a new software-as-a-service product that discovers and monitors public cloud services used by organisations.
Microsoft plans to donate $1 billion in cloud services to non-profits
Microsoft has announced plans to donate $1 billion in cloud services over three years to non-governmental organisations and researchers, in a bid to provide access to these services to communities that can’t afford them.