30 Jul 2007 Press Release
 

DISTREE Events launches Secure Enterprise Summit in conjunction with Digital Business Channel events in Russia and the Middle East

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Annual business channel event returns for fourth year to Russia and third year to the Middle East; Event format expanded to include exclusive two-day event for select high-level corporate end users
Paris/Moscow/Dubai - DISTREE Events, organisers of the premier IT channel events DISTREE XXL, Digital Business Channel (DBC) and Digital Consumer Channel (DCC), has announced the launch of Secure Enterprise Summit (SES), a value addition to its annual DBC events held in Moscow (Russia) and Fujairah (UAE). SES is a focused two-day conference, providing vendors with a unique opportunity to demonstrate to influential end-users how their technologies and solutions create a secure, stable and scalable corporate IT infrastructure.

"SES will use our successful conference model, allowing senior-level IT decision makers from medium to large enterprises to interact directly with major international vendors and absorb information that will directly influence their IT planning and understanding," said Farouk Hemraj, co-founder at DISTREE Events. "We had significant encouragement to add an end-user element to our events, but we wanted to ensure that we continued to provide a focused platform by not mixing the two audiences - the business channel and the end user community. SES does exactly that."

DISTREE Events road tested the SES concept in 2006, inviting influential IT decision makers from the oil and gas sector in Russia and the CIS region to visit the DBC event in Moscow. This initiative was well received by both the end users attending the event as well as the vendors.

"By hosting the events back-to-back, vendors were able to get a better understanding of the needs of the market, not just from the business partners' point of view, but also from the end users' perspective," said Sasha Sinson, Event Director, DBC-SES. "It is important to keep the identity of the two events separate because the vendors' message to the channel is different from their message to the end user; but information from one can help to tailor the support structure for the other, whether this is related to technology, support or services."

With security considerations now impacting across the entire corporate IT infrastructure, SES will cover the topics that matter most to senior-level IT executives shaping their company's future growth.

"Security is a major consideration in all aspects of IT infrastructure today and one of the areas that CIOs and IT decision makers within an organisation take very seriously," continued Sinson. "Whether it is storage or a technology as ubiquitous as printing, security is now a major differentiator."

Like all conferences organised by DISTREE, SES is a highly exclusive, invitation-only event that will bring together more than 100 senior-level IT decision makers from medium and large organisations spanning all major verticals within the target markets. DBC-SES CIS covers 10 countries including Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Russia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Ukraine and Uzbekistan. DBC-SES MEA covers Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, UAE, Oman, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Iran, Iraq, Yemen, Egypt, Algeria, Morocco, Libya, Tunisia, Kenya, Sudan, and Tanzania.

DBC-SES CIS and DBC-SES MEA will also incorporate new elements designed to increase the quality and vibrancy of dialogue and interaction at the event. Talk shows and panel discussions will create a valuable two-way exchange, firstly between vendors and business partners, and secondly between vendors and end-users during SES.  This year's events are expected to see a significant rise in participation from vendors keen to interact with the influential audiences attending each section of the events.

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About DISTREE Events:
DISTREE Events is a communication company specialised in the planning, organisation, staging and management of Information Communications Technologies events. All our events are based on the concept of bringing high-level buyers from hard-to-reach markets into productive contact with vital vendors. The team at DISTREE Events has successfully organised such events for the past seven years gathering more than 6000 senior executives from 60 countries.

About Digital Business Channel (DBC):
Digital Business Channel (DBC) is a focused two-day event allowing vendors to reach large corporate resellers, solution providers, VARs, systems integrators and service providers in two fast-growing regions: MEA (Middle East & Africa) and CIS (covering Russia, Ukraine and former USSR Republics).

About Secure Enterprise Summit (SES):
Secure Enterprise Summit (SES) is a focused two-day conference incorporated within both Digital Business Channel (DBC) events in Moscow and Fujairah, UAE. SES provides vendors with a unique opportunity to demonstrate how their technologies, solutions and services can create a secure, stable and scalable corporate IT infrastructure.

For more information, please contact:
Zaina Dahoudi
Tel: +971 4 3625400
Mobile: +971 50 2932036
E-mail: zaina@themarketbuzz.net
Website: www.themarketbuzz.net

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