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Dimension Data eyes key ME role

Dubai, April 8, 2008

Dimension Data, a leading global IT services and solutions provider,  is looking to bring its international expertise of 25 years to service the region’s booming IT market. 

With more than 74 per cent of the global fortune 100 and 60 per cent of the fortune 500 companies as its clients, Dimension Data has an annual revenue of $3.8 billion.

High oil prices boosting government capital, e-government drives, and the pressure to convert oil revenue into diversified economic sectors are dictating the changing role of IT in the region, said a company official.

With exceptional factors shaping the growth of the Middle East IT sector, and regional companies increasingly turning global for best practice solutions, successful implementation of IT solutions is key to maintaining integration and sustaining growth.

“Companies are increasingly looking for integrators that can provide specialized IT services and solutions, and help clients plan, build, support, and manage their IT infrastructures,” said Siddeek Rahim, managing director of dimension data for the Middle East Region.

“Success will depend on the ability of the solution provider to leveraging new technologies, with the goal of driving optimal business performance.”

Companies have to increasingly design a top-down approach to boost their IT infrastructure in order to grow. Vendors must take a holistic approach to supplying this demand.-TradeArabia News Service




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