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Navigating the landscape of enterprise security can be daunting – the threats typically fly under the radar, and the broad array of malware, hacks and data theft shows real innovation. Worse, the

Dramatic business digital transformation, the Internet of Things (IoT), and everyday digital activities are driving immense data growth worldwide. Research shows that by 2020, the world will generate 44,000 EB of data

After nearly a decade of “doing more with less,” government CIOs remain under pressure to further optimize IT and business costs while leading digital innovation in the public sector, according to Gartner.

EMC Middle East revealed a landmark project with the Holy Spirit University of Kaslik (USEK). USEK selected EMC’s storage in addition to data protection and availability solutions to digitally preserve over 10,000

Canon Middle East, launched Océ Arizona 2200 Series of UV flatbed printers – an enhanced solution for Print Service providers, fine-art print producers and photo labs. Designed to address the demand for

WebNMS sets the stage for interactive demos and discussions at IoT Evolution Expo 2016, Las Vegas. Product Director, Prabhu Ramachandran and team to discuss on the significance of open platform over silos

Commvault has appointed Christian Lang as Vice President Sales of Europe, Middle East and Africa. Responsible for leading and driving the company’s continued growth in EMEA, Lang joins Commvault bringing 26 years’

IFS revealed the findings of a survey of nearly 500 senior decision-makers from companies ranging across industrial manufacturing, construction, retail, oil and gas, automotive, energy and utilities, and other industries. 86% of

When a business experiences sudden growth, it creates a myriad of emotions from joy and excitement to dread and fear. The progressive mind-set that stimulates growth can inadvertently cause us to be

The public cloud services market in Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region is projected to grow 18.3 percent in 2016 to total $879.3 million, up from $743.1 million in 2015, according