11 October 2006
Amricon, a leading smart solutions company in the Middle East, has announced the appointment of new channel partners in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) and Kuwait in a bid to strategically strengthen its presence in the two countries. The company has appointed MeduNet as its channel partner in KSA, while Kuwaiti Digital Computer Company (KDCC) will be Amricon's new channel partner in Kuwait.
Mohamad Jarrar, Managing Director, Amricon, said: "Our strategy for Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, two high potential markets for Amricon's solutions, is to work with well-established channel partners in these countries to fully address the market potential." "Both MeduNet and KDCC have an impressive track record in their markets having built a strong team of experienced IT experts and we look forward to a long and mutually beneficial partnership with them."
MeduNet aims to become the regional centre of excellence for technologies and solutions that facilitate the work of government and private sectors in general and the health and education sectors in particular.
Ibrahim Al Moaiqel, Director General, MeduNet said:"We are glad to be appointed as channel partners for Amricon, who with their cutting-edge smart solutions, has demonstrated the supreme quality of indigenous technology to the rest of the world."
Amricon, a leading smart solutions company in the Middle East, has announced the appointment of new channel partners in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) and Kuwait in a bid to strategically strengthen its presence in the two countries. The company has appointed MeduNet as its channel partner in KSA, while Kuwaiti Digital Computer Company (KDCC) will be Amricon's new channel partner in Kuwait.
Mohamad Jarrar, Managing Director, Amricon, said: "Our strategy for Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, two high potential markets for Amricon's solutions, is to work with well-established channel partners in these countries to fully address the market potential." "Both MeduNet and KDCC have an impressive track record in their markets having built a strong team of experienced IT experts and we look forward to a long and mutually beneficial partnership with them."
MeduNet aims to become the regional centre of excellence for technologies and solutions that facilitate the work of government and private sectors in general and the health and education sectors in particular.
Ibrahim Al Moaiqel, Director General, MeduNet said:"We are glad to be appointed as channel partners for Amricon, who with their cutting-edge smart solutions, has demonstrated the supreme quality of indigenous technology to the rest of the world."
© Bahrain Tribune 2006
