In addition to consultation, BBM's Integrated Network and Site Services (INSS) division will offer a range of communications, security and networking solutions and a dedicated, Bahrain-based team to provide technical support for implemented projects.
This groundbreaking agreement will give government departments access to best-in-class ICT solutions at competitive prices,"said Mohammed Ali Al Qaed, CEO, Kingdom of Bahrain eGovernment Authority.
"What's more is that it will allow us to achieve our goal of an electronically integrated public sector, while reducing turnaround time by creating a transparent and economical preferred supplier system. This agreement, with Cisco Systems and its local partners will allow us to proceed with our plans for infrastructure expansion while benefiting from cost and time efficiencies."
Abdulla Ishaq, Country General Manager for BBM said: "BBM and Cisco share a longstanding and positive relationship with the Kingdom of Bahrain in general and with the eGovernment in particular. As a company, GBM fully supports the Bahrain eGovernment Authority's vision for effective delivery of government services in an innovative manner and its ambitions to be a leader in e-governance."
He added:
"The eGovernment Authority's decision to partner with Cisco is an indicator of its foresight and determination to achieve its goals. This partnership is unique in the sense that it streamlines the procurement process, while ensuring quick delivery of the latest technology at low prices."


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