HPE Aruba makes headway in channel leadership and innovation.
A ruba, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise company, is a provider of next-generation networking solutions for enterprises of all sizes worldwide. The company delivers IT solutions that empower organisations to serve the latest generation of mobile-savvy users who rely on cloud-based business apps for every aspect of their work and personal lives.
“Mobility is a priority, both for business and application, in day-to-day life of people in our region,” Osama Al Haj-Issa, regional channel director, MEMA. “This region has more acceptance of mobility because mobile penetration is one of the highest in the world and accordingly users require proper connectivity in business, while traveling, on the road, outdoors or in business places.”
Dependency on mobility is at a peak and innovative solutions are needed to meet this growing demand across business segments such as healthcare, infrastructure, aviation, hospitality and more. “We serve this great demand in the region, whether it is from a SMB or an enterprise, through our channel and keep highest levels of customer satisfaction,” said Al Haj-Issa.
This story is from the October 2017 edition of Reseller Middle East.
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