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The Directorate General of Civil Defence, Dubai, has signed an agreement with Avaya to transform its communications capabilities and increase user satisfaction with the department’s Smart Communication solutions for customer service. The

Honeywell revealed its new, cutting-edge line of video technology to help security professionals in the Middle East to more easily design connected building systems. This announcement comes as regional government bodies take

Dubai Courts has launched ‘Rased,’ a judicial work indicator, as a major leap in its smart transformation efforts and a boost to its ongoing initiatives to achieve leadership in the judiciary sector.

OMA Emirates has invested in India based MobiSwipe, a company that specializes in Mobile Point of Sale (mPOS) solutions. The new acquisition will help in broadening the services and solutions that OMA

BlackBerry Secure has been selected by Giuliani Partners as the underlying software platform to support the firm’s cybersecurity consulting services for government and enterprise customers. Under the partnership, Giuliani Partners will take

Avaya celebrated the support, innovation and contributions of its customer and partner community from Europe, Asia-Pacific, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) at Avaya Engage, a four-day forum hosted at the Atlantis the

BlackBerry has launched its most advanced and secure embedded operating system (OS) for the automotive industry. QNX Software Development Platform 7.0 (QNX SDP 7.0) is a 64-bit OS that builds on the

Bahrain Petroleum Company (Bapco), the national oil company of Bahrain, has chosen Avaya to transform its network infrastructure. In line with its business objectives of digital transformation and rebranding, Bapco will deploy

Startups in Jordan and the Palestinian Territories will be vital in driving the Levant’s Digital Economy and job creation for technology talents, SAP revealed at the Start-up Focus Event in Amman, hosted

There’s no reason to believe that 2017 will be any better for cybersecurity than it was in 2016. If anything 2017 will be even worse as cybercriminals continue to leverage social engineering