Mr. Bilal Abuzeid, CEO of int@j said "Jordanian ICT companies have to persist and widen their international participation particularly on the regional level, to better introduce and expose their products and services in order to increase their market share in the MENA markets."
Abuzeid stated that int@j is now preparing for the Jordanian participation in GITEX scheduled for 25 - 29 September 2005 in Dubai. Abuzeid recommended that Arab and Jordanian ICT companies should reconsider their marketing strategies to take advantage of the contemporary ICT revolution in the region that is now attracting more investments from major international companies.
In its 5th participation in GITEX, int@j will demonstrate the available investment opportunities in the Jordanian ICT sector as well as the cutting-edge technological innovations. The Jordanian pavilion will be located at Sheikh Rashed Hall which will also include eight Jordanian specialized software and services companies (Ideal Soft, Eskadenia Software Solutions, Exhortech Software Solutions, Hakaya Technologies, Globitel, Media Plus and Arabic Textware) in addition to Jordan Investment Board and the Ministry of Information and communications Technology.
"I think that Jordanian ICT companies are more capable of meeting the expectations and needs of the Arab markets than the western companies as they are fully aware of the requirements of the region. The software industry in Jordan is embarking on the track of specialization which offers more efficient and comprehensive solutions that deals with each specific sector", Abuzeid added.
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int@j organizes the Jordanian Pavilion in GITEX 2005
- United Arab Emirates: Saturday, August 13 - 2005 at 09:25
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int@j, the Information Technology Association - Jordan, invited and encouraged ICT Jordanian companies to enhance its marketing efforts and to make better use of its presence on both regional and international levels, in order to promote and introduce its products, services and technical capacity.
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GLOBITEL: Arabian Counter Point Station:Globitel consider GITEX an ideal station to meet up with Arabian and western companies interested in the region. Globitel management will reveal its current vision and future aspiration to expand its business in the region as they will announce an appointed agent for Globitel in North Africa, which will add up the number of their agents to 22 in different countries companies of the region as per their strategic plans.
IDEAL SOFT: GITEX is one of the most important specialized shows in the region.
For the second consecutive year, IDEAL Soft's booth is a featured part of the Jordanian Pavilion; it will provide present and future clients an exciting venue to touch base at. IDEAL Soft is known for its "IDEAL, You're Link to Success" motto, providing IT solutions in Jordan and the region.
ESKADENIA: GITEX is an international and regional opportunity to highlight our software capacity.
GITEX-Dubai provides us with the chance to highlight ESKADENIA's latest products and solutions and to demonstrate both our technical and business skills to the regional and international market.
HAKAYA....New Software Vision
Through its participation GITEX Dubai 2005, Hakaya intends to shed the light on its new products "Hakaya Studio" which is a fruit of the success that will improve the reputation of this Jordanian software solutions pioneer.
MEDIA PLUS.
The demand for creative high-tech applications as interactive business CD's and dynamic websites has emerged in the region, and GITEX is obviously a high-profile exhibition for this market. Media Plus is so eager to promote its portfolio of interactive solutions and network with regional and international expertise at GITEX.
Posted by Anne-Birte Stensgaard, Senior News EditorSaturday, August 13 - 2005 at 09:25 UAE local time (GMT+4)
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This article was updated on Mon Apr 30 2007.
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