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Thursday, November 12 - 2009

Saudi Arabia's business community discovers Sun's new products, solutions and services

Sun Microsystems Middle East & North Africa announced today that more than 350 leading business people in Saudi Arabia discovered firsthand the company's latest developments at the Saudi Arabian Sun Forum.

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  • From Left: Hani Salman, central region manager, Arabic Computer Systems (ACS) and Stefan Niemic, storage product manager, Sun Microsystems MENA.
    From Left: Hani Salman, central region manager, Arabic Computer Systems (ACS) and Stefan Niemic, storage product manager, Sun Microsystems MENA.
Held from May 16 to May 19 in Jeddah, Riyadh and Al Khobar, Saudi Arabia's business leaders heard from Sun executives updates from the company's latest products, services and directions for the year ahead.

"IT managers, business people and technology enthusiasts who attended the forums reported back that they received thorough insight about Sun's vision for the future," said Amar Wadjih, regional manager, MENA, Sun Microsystems. "Dedicated to keeping the community informed with our advancement, the Sun team looks forward to meeting with business leaders at the event again next year."

Sun experts who spoke at the event discussed the latest trends in fields ranging from mobility and software to storage and services.

"Saudi Arabia's decision makers are driven by the desire to run the most efficient and profitable business organizations," said Graham Porter, marketing manager, Sun Microsystems MENA. "This year, we had more people attend our event than last year and we expect the numbers to rise again next year."

Attendees heard presentations from Stephen Niemic, storage product manager, Sun Microsystems, MENA, who spoke about the company's range of disaster recovery, storage and secure data management solutions available, and John Foster, Sun's volume products sales in MEA, who discussed the impending mobility revolution, new servers and processors and the potential of blade computing. A presentation on the changing role of IT services was delivered by Porter and Sun's expertise in software was discussed by Hakim Boulazreg, of Tech Access.
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