IT, Internet and Telcos

Cisco goes for Gulf
The degree of investment and number of new projects taking place in the Gulf make it a clear focus for international companies, according to Mohsen Moazami, VP Internet Business Solutions Group, Cisco Systems. Moazami says that while the UAE doesn't enjoy the same advantage of scale as India, it can still play an important role in business process and IT outsourcing.
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United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, May 17 - 2006 at 09:17

Wonders of WiMAX
WiMAX, a new wireless internet technology, will help big cities and remote villages alike to get online. Abdul Jarrar, Regional Manager Government Affairs, Intel, explains how it works.
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United Arab Emirates: Sunday, April 23 - 2006 at 09:14

Publish on demand
Digital printing on demand is giving businesses greater flexibility, and making self-publishing increasingly affordable for wannabe authors. Chris Govier, Production Business Manager, Xerox ME&A, says digital printing is opening up the market to out-of-print and limited print run books.
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United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, April 12 - 2006 at 09:24

The X factor
In every market there is a top five percent which demands the latest, fastest, most advanced technology, according Scott Davis, VP Worldwide Sales, Western Digital. Davis reveals how Western Digital targets this segment, seen as the key target market for its Raptor X hard drive.
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United Arab Emirates: Sunday, April 02 - 2006 at 09:36

CA looks to Lebanon
Computer Associates chose to establish its new pre-sales support centre in Lebanon, due to its highly skilled and multilingual workforce. Gilbert Lacroix, Regional Vice President, CA, says having the right solutions, partners and infrastructure will help the company achieve its aggressive 50% growth targets over the next three years.
Yemen: Wednesday, March 15 - 2006 at 08:54

Satellite video streaming
High quality video streaming and broadband internet can now be carried out anywhere in the region, with Inmarsat's latest BGAN product. Samer Halawi, Regional Director, Inmarsat explains how the 2.8kg device represents the next generation of satellite video phones, set to revolutionise news reporting.
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United Arab Emirates: Tuesday, March 14 - 2006 at 09:51

Green and mean
HP's large format printers are getting greener and meaner, using less solvent and printing at much higher speeds. Wim Heuninck, Business Manager EMEA IPG, HP, looks at the opportunities in the Middle East market for large format printers and outdoor printing.
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United Arab Emirates: Monday, February 13 - 2006 at 08:35

Flash the future
Flash memory capacity will continue to double every twelve months for the next couple of years, according to Nelson Chan, Exec VP & GM, SanDisk. Chan says digital cameras, USB drives and mp3 players are among the main markets driving growth. Durability is also a driver: with some Flash cards surving trips into space.
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United Arab Emirates: Monday, January 23 - 2006 at 08:16