iProtoXi launches Aistin IoTLAB in Middle East
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accelerate their go-to-market and shorten
the product time to market.
According to the Finland-based vendor that
designs and develops innovative, modular,
energy efficient industrial IoT solutions and
wearable tech, the transformative nature
of Aistin IoTLAB platform is suited to any
industry that has embarked on a Digital
Transformation journey.
iProtoXi, a global Internet of Things (IoT)
services, customisable platform and
application provider, has launched the
iProtoXi Aistin IoTLAB – a full stack IoT and
AI platform that accelerates a new product
idea from proof of concept (PoC) to pilot
and production stage in a structured and
defined way in the Middle East and Africa
(MEA) region.
With Aistin IoTLAB, iProtoXi is now
providing the latest and best-of-breed
device, mobile application, connectivity and
cloud platform enabling its customers to
Janne Kallio, CEO and Co-Founder, iProtoXi,
said the company will be driving the
marketing and sales of the platform through
the region’s leading IT and technology
distribution companies and channel
partners. “Our focus in the initial phase is the
GCC region with the United Arab Emirates
(UAE) and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
(KSA) targeted for Aistin IoTLAB’s launch in
the Middle East,” he said.
He said iProtoXi has appointed Vendor
Junction as its regional office for the Middle
East and Africa (MEA) and South Asia.
A10 Networks signs Ingram Micro as Approved
Training Centre for the Middle East
A10 Networks has
announced that Ingram
Micro, a global technology
and supply chain services
provider, has been approved
to deliver training on behalf
of the company across United
Arab Emirates, Oman, Kuwait,
Bahrain, Egypt, Jordan,
Lebanon, Iraq, Qatar and
Saudi Arabia.
As part of the agreement,
Ingram Micro’s trainers and
qualified instructors have
been through preparation and
guidance with A10’s technical
team to ensure that they are
certified and qualified to deliver
A10 training to partners and
customers. This will enable
resellers’ technical staff to be
certified trainers and users,
which in turn means that
they will be able to provide
enhanced implementation
and support services to their
customers. Similarly, if end
users who do not have certified
engineers, can sign up for
training courses as well.
Ingram Micro will have in-country
A10 ATC Accredited Instructors
in UAE, KSA and Egypt.
Ehab Halablab, Regional Sales
Director – ME at A10 Networks
said: “A10 Networks has been
experiencing rapid growth
in the Middle East. With this
we have seen an increasing
regional demand for training
in our company’s solutions,
necessitating additional
dedicated training resources.”
Ehab Halablab,
Regional Sales
Director – ME,
A10 Networks
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