12-month old ISIT wins NetApp award

Martyn Molnar, Regional Director Middle East, North & South Africa and Pakistan for NetApp, praised the ISIT team for its strong commitment and support to NetApp and service to customers at an award function held at the recent NetApp Partner Academy in Dubai.

"This is a terrific achievement - I wish to congratulate the ISIT team for their hard work and commitment in making ISIT/NetApp in the UAE such a success and helping enterprise customers throughout our region realise considerable business benefits," commented Molnar.

Mahesh Vaidya, CEO ISIT AE who received the award on his team's behalf, proudly remarked:

"This award not only acknowledges the drive and determination of the ISIT team but also reflects the success brought about by our demanding standards. I believe this recognition will further spur us on to greater achievements in future."

After storming Europe, ISIT with over 15 years experience in helping customers resolve key business challenges by the application of Intelligent Storage through Integrated Technology, launched its Middle East operations with the inauguration of its Dubai office on the 31st of January 2008.

In a very short time ISIT has guided major organisations in defining and implementing a storage strategy that structures, optimises and secures their corporate data - ISIT achieves this by offering best-fit, best-in-class, high value-added solutions which translate into increased profitability, business agility, increased efficiency and measureable cost reduction for the customer.

ISIT's business proposals offer its customers a winning combination of industry leading technologies from visionary storage providers that include NetApp, Data Domain, Iron Mountain and Symantec; together they offer data management solutions for Storage Consolidation, Data Classification, Information Lifecycle Management, Infrastructure Virtualization, Data Archiving and Storage as Service.

The ISIT ethos focuses on achieving 'Greener Storage' to reduce the consumption of energy, space and cooling in the data centre. This burgeoning issue is addressed by advancing the principles advocated by the 'Green Grid' consortium, a body dedicated to improve resource and asset utilisation within the IT industry.