Novell, a provider of intelligent workload management (IWM), has announced that it is introducing, business-critical solutions specifically designed for Middle East companies to integrate mixed IT environments, delivering value-added benefits such as minimised business costs, complexity and risks.Read More…

Redington Gulf, an IT distributor in the Middle East and Africa (MEA) region, has announced that it is gearing up for further growth by leveraging the projected surge in PC spending in the Middle East, which it estimated to grow by as much as 24% in 2010 – a figureRead More…

Iomega Corporation, a wholly-owned subsidiary of EMC Corporation, and a worldwide provider of innovative enterprise storage and security solutions will be displaying its latest innovative storage solutions for consumers and SMBs at the 2010 GITEX Technology Week, which will be held in Dubai from 17th to 21st October.Read More…

Network Equipment Technologies, has appointed Aptec Holdings as its distributor for the Middle East markets of UAE, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Lebanon, Turkey, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Bahrain, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia and Pakistan. Under the agreement, Aptec Holdings will distribute the entire suite of NET products through its strong reseller base to address market demand for enterprise solutions for unified communications (UC) and Enterprise Border Controller applications.Read More…

“Providing clients with cost-effective energy saving products and tips has become more important as environmental awareness increases and the tough economic climate persists,” says Axiz’ Chris Barnes, Product Manager – HP Monitors. Axiz, leading IT infrastructure distributor, advises small, medium and large enterprises to introduce greening initiatives within the officeRead More…

CTMEA chats to Khalaf Al Otaiba, CEO at Al Otaiba Group on the company’s plans to expand its volume distribution business and product portfolio in the Middle East and Africa (MEA) region. CTMEA: What is Al Otaiba Distribution main focus in the MEA region for this year and the comingRead More…

With hundreds of convenience stores attached to its filling stations across Africa and ambitious plans for further expansion, oil and gas company Engen needed rugged Point of Sale (PoS) equipment that could withstand harsh environments as well as serve as a long term solution. Compatibility with its other peripherals was also vital.
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