بالعربية
Where am I? Home /


BREAKING NEWS :

All Features

Paper trap

Document management systems are finally reaching critical mass in the Middle East - but many firms are still ignorant of the risks associated with making their data so widely available.

Computerlinks throws caution to the wind

Computerlinks Middle East - formerly Fusion Distribution - continues to expand its range of services and vendors as it looks to continue its momentum in the market. Lee Reynolds, managing director for the Middle East, Africa and Asia, reveals what it means to be part of a larger group and explains why the company believes now is the right time to be making investments.

Maritime mission

While the rest of the world was celebrating the beginning of 2009, one France Telecom-Orange team was busy mending damaged cables, some few thousand metres under the surface of the Mediterranean Sea. Sathya Mithra Ashok gets a blow-by-blow account of how it was done.

Streamlining storage

CommVault urges CIOs to learn from Western mistakes.

NSN takes Nortel’s wireless assets

Nokia Siemens Networks' proposed deal to take on CDMA and LTE assets of ailing Canadian vendor Nortel will have an impact on the industry in the Middle East and Africa region.

Tough conditions

There can be few more demanding environments for a mobile operator than Palestine. Jawwal's CEO, Amar Aker, tells George Bevir how the company is facing up to its many challenges.

Breaking free

Operators in the region say they want to be left alone to develop high speed broadband that will propel the region along the information superhighway. But what role is there for the government?

Signal failure

Network infrastructure accounts for some of the biggest expenditure for modern enterprises, but analysts are now predicting that wireless deployments will start to overtake it in the near future. Imthishan Giado investigates the veracity of their claims.

Ringing in the changes

A long-awaited gold rush in commercial internet services could prove to be the telecoms industry's saviour.

Virtual pioneers

Virtualisation is a hot topic in the IT and networking world at the moment. Citrix Systems Middle East's manager for systems engineering, Nick Black, tells CommsMEA about the company and its products, and some of the challenges and opportunities in the Middle East.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Columnist 

Andrew Seymour
Editor, Channel Middle East
Andrew's focus is the reseller and distribution channels in the region. Prior to joining Channel Middle East, he spent five years covering the European IT channel for a pan-regional publication in London.

Comment

Gareth Van Zyl
Before tuning into CNN and the BBC, the first I heard of Michael Jackson's death was on Facebook. This was the same for ... 

Search

Looking for an Article?

Search our database of selected features, reviews, comments.

Games Reviews

Need for Speed: Undercover

Delivers speed but in need of tighter turns.

RATING



Advertising Features

Latest Products
ESET Smart Security 4

Software | Applications | June 2009

Ready to protect.

RATING


Samsung SGH-D980

Hardware | Handhelds | June 2009

Two phones in one.

RATING


BlackBerry Bold

Hardware | Handhelds | June 2009

Built for business users.

RATING


Logitech Illuminated Keyboard

Hardware | Peripherals | June 2009

As smooth as butter.

RATING



For editorial enquiries contact
Mark Sutton
mark.sutton
@itp.com
To advertise, contact
Ahmad Bashour
+971 4 210 8549
or ahmad.bashour
@itp.com


Arabian Computer News Channel Middle East Channel Middle East - Arabic Charged CommsMEA Network Middle East Windows Middle East Windows Middle East - Arabic ALL ITP TITLES