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EMC to open new GCC offices in 2013
- Middle East: Thursday, May 09 - 2013 at 03:28
IT solutions and enterprise storage specialists EMC Corporation has announced it will open up to eight new offices across EMEA this year. Speaking to press at EMC World in Las Vegas, Mohammed Amin, EMC's Senior Vice President and EMEA Regional Manager, said the firm will open seven or eight new offices across Europe, the Middle East and Africa in 2013, with branches set for Oman and Kuwait. The firm currently has a team of 1,200 based across the region with 400 employees situated in and around its Cairo Center of Excellence, but Amin spoke of a willingness to invest further in more 'technical expertise' in Mena.
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Steven Bond, ReporterThursday, May 09 - 2013 at 03:28 UAE local time (GMT+4)
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