EMC launches new content-enabled solutions strategy to assist companies in Middle East

Mohammed Amin, Regional Manager, EMC Middle East added: "Due to the dramatic growth within the region, many companies are constantly having to find new ways to deal with the rising amount of data that needs to be managed across the Middle East. EMC is looking towards solving that problem with our content-enabled solutions strategy - a strategic approach to Documentum products and services that leverages both EMC and our regional partners' vast vertical market and process expertise."

Aimed at providing customers with faster time-to-value and shorter deployment cycles, EMC's content-enabled solutions -- based on the award-winning EMC Documentum platform -- enable customers to solve business and operational problems specific to their industry or business function. Customers benefit from EMC's vertical and process knowledge, backed by integrated, end-to-end solutions and a wide ranging partner support network.

Taking the power of the flexible Documentum platform further, EMC Documentum Solution Frameworks are a key piece of this new strategy. These reusable frameworks speed the development and deployment of key vertical and horizontal business applications and include the functionality, integration, process templates, object models and Web services components required to address these business applications.

Each Solution Framework also includes a reference architecture describing how to build on top of the Documentum ECM platform. Currently, EMC plans to roll-out targeted Solution Frameworks for several vertical and horizontal business functions over the next year to partners, developers and customers.

"An increasing number of organizations in the Middle East - from banks to telecoms operators to large corporates - are evaluating their content management strategy, and EMC sees this segment of the region's software market as one of the fastest-growing given that data stores in the region are doubling annually for some of our customers," Amin added.