IT, Internet and Telcos

Innovation and imagination
Nevotek, Cisco Systems' strategic software development partner, is demonstrating several innovative programs for Cisco's IP telephony handsets. They range from industry-specific solutions such as hotel applications, to live weather forecasts and even games. Alburak Ucer, Regional Sales Manager, Nevotek, says the only limit is imagination.
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United Arab Emirates: Tuesday, October 05 - 2004 at 10:19

Mobility and enterprise
Fujitsu Siemens' regional strategy is based on two pillars: mobility and business critical computing. Habib Bouchrara, Vice President International Sales, Fujitsu Siemens, says the company plans to reinforce its channel penetration and channel partner business, as well as developing its large enterprise business.
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United Arab Emirates: Tuesday, October 05 - 2004 at 10:08

Cisco tests network IQ
Cisco's intelligent network strategy aims to transform ICT by leveraging the network for intelligent services. Cisco even runs an 'IQ' test to identify weaker networks. Mark de Simone, Cisco's Vice President EMEA, believes the Middle East presents a huge opportunity with the current liberalisation of telcos, as well as large scale public sector adoption of technology.
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United Arab Emirates: Tuesday, October 05 - 2004 at 09:59

Nokia Networks regional outlook
Nokia Networks identifies several trends in the Middle East , in particular a need to expand capacity that has seen the creation of several licenses. Dr Walid Moneimne, Senior Vice President, Nokia Networks EMEA, says the region presents a huge opportunity with mobile users set to double over the next four years.
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United Arab Emirates: Tuesday, October 05 - 2004 at 08:38

USR smart wireless homes
US Robotics is creating products to help home users create networks for gaming and internet sharing, without having to call in a network engineer. Peter Blampied, Director Sales & Operations, US Robotics EMEA, predicts a big rise in teleworking and videoconferencing over the next few years, as well as growth in demand for intelligent security systems.
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United Arab Emirates: Monday, October 04 - 2004 at 13:00

Demand grows for Linux
Linux is having a huge impact in the Middle East, with rapidly increasing demand for the open-source software. Steve Brown, Vice President, Novell Europe, ME & South Africa, says Linux offers a valid alternative to organisations looking to change. Novell is showcasing its largest range of solutions, as well as announcing a number of strategic partnerships.
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United Arab Emirates: Monday, October 04 - 2004 at 10:18

Playing powerful games
AMD's Athlon FX is generally considered the fastest PC desktop processor on the market, making AMD chips the choice of gamers worldwide. But the company has suffered from misconceptions that AMD chips are less powerful than rival Intel Pentiums, partly due to AMD's lower pricing. AMD Regional Director Pierre Brunswick looks at AMD's strategy, and the 64-bit future.
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United Arab Emirates: Sunday, October 03 - 2004 at 09:30

GITEX takes voice
Speakatel is providing a voice portal to allow GITEX visitors to get spoken information over the phone. The service uses Speakatel's advanced voice recognition and text-to-speech software, which accommodates multiple accents. Sassine Mazraani, Vice President Marketing & Sales, Speakatel, says the company will soon be launching a phone email-reading service with Etisalat.
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United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, September 29 - 2004 at 11:04