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Ibrahim Lari, Injazat Data Systems' CEO said: "I would like to thank all of our clients, teams and alliance partners for their role in our joint successes. I see Injazat as a catalyst for innovation and growth in a fast track Abu Dhabi economy. Our success this year has confirmed our original business plan and we are now in a position to expand our business in 2006, by opening new operations in Dubai and Qatar. We started with a team of four, and in less than a year, we have grown into a strong team of over 260 professionals of which 40 per cent are nationals, all of whom are client-focused and keen to support our commitment to Service Excellence."
Commenting on Injazat's growth, Lorcan Malone, COO, Injazat Data Systems, stated:
"We are responding to an emerging market need, and in 2006 we will continue to explore new opportunities in Abu Dhabi as well as in Dubai and Qatar. Injazat is driven by high standards of quality service delivery that encourages us to maintain steady growth. We are seeing increasing demand in the private sector, across the UAE, Qatar and Oman, and we aim to expand our client list in that direction."
Ibrahim Lari emphasized on the efforts that Injazat Data Systems is making in investing in its people "We are very keen on developing the UAE's IT talents, hence our Graduate Development Programme is designed to create an innovative and lively career environment for young, motivated graduate nationals. Currently we have 24 national developees".
In 2005, Injazat set new standards in the Middle East IT services industry by landing the largest deal of its kind - with ADWEA, the Abu Dhabi Water and Electricity Authority with a total contract value exceeding 400 million AED.
Posted by Anne-Birte Stensgaard, Senior News Editor
