Alaris brings ‘Business
Process Re-Engineering’
into focus
laris, a Kodak Alaris business, will focus on
educating trade show attendees about the
importance of intelligently re-engineering
and automating business processes in order to
increase agility and efficiency.
A
Naji Kazak, General
Manager – Middle
East, Africa, Turkey and
Russia at Alaris
Naji Kazak, General Manager –
Middle East, Africa, Turkey and
Russia at Alaris, a Kodak
ALARIS WILL
Alaris business, said: “Digital
G AT
BE EXHIBITIN
transformation is high on
S
OF IT
GITEX AS PART
every CIO’s agenda today.
’S
RE
A
W
MIND
DISTRIBUTOR
BER E1 IN
M
U
STAND N
E DUBAI
HALL 3 AT TH
E
WORLD TRAD
E
R
T
EN
C
“However, we find
that a gap still exists
between digitisation and
automation. There are plenty
of business process workflows
out there that are digitised but
not yet fully automated. We still see
lots of steps, lots of hands on a process from start to
finish and every one of those interactions costs money,
opens up compliance risks and introduces errors.
“We are eager to work with regional organisations in
identifying the various inefficiencies in their workflows
and then providing an end-to-end solution, using our
market leading and award winning hardware, software
and professional services.
“In this context, GITEX is a very important platform
as it helps us to expose our brand and capabilities
to potential customers and the channel community.
We have several exciting announcements including
new document scanners, service offerings and a new
partner programme.”
The Alaris IN2 Ecosystem brings together document
scanners, software and services, delivered by a
network of trusted partners, to capture information
that integrates with an organisation’s
business applications.
ThreatQuotient set to make
its debut
hreatQuotient, a leading security
operations platform innovator,
believes that threat intelligence
is the glue that binds together disparate
systems and teams, and that a threat-centric
security operations platform is foundational
to overall security posture.
In line with this, ThreatQuotient will use the
GITEX platform to promote the ThreatQ
platform to customers and partners. “ThreatQ acts as the heart of an
organisation’s defence system, able
to integrate with all security tools
that need to work in unison, such as
orchestration tools, SIEMs, network
security, endpoint software, multiple
intel feeds and other processes and
we are excited to have a platform like
GITEX to showcase our product
and solutions to our regional
customers and partners.”
“With threat intelligence as an organisation’s
foundational element, ThreatQ makes
security operations more efficient and
effective. Every company has its own
unique environments and faces different
threats, which is why ThreatQ empowers
organisations to set their own specific
controls for prioritising the threat intelligence
that is most relevant to them,” said
Anthony Perridge, VP of International at
ThreatQuotient. At GITEX, ThreatQuotient
will educate customers and
partners on why large and small
threat intelligence teams would
benefit by using ThreatQ to
apply customer-defined scoring
of intelligence, quickly deploy
threat data to existing sensor
grids, and cornerstone workflows
to focus on time to detect (TTD) and time
to respond (TTR).
T
90
INTELLIGENTCIO
ENT
THREATQUOTI
ING
IT
WILL BE EXHIB
RL
A INK
ALONGSIDE ST
–J1 IN
ON STAND SR
ID
SHEIKH RASH
HALL
Anthony Perridge, VP
of International at
ThreatQuotient
www.intelligentcio.com