Arrow Electronics is showcasing a range of next-generation hyper-converged infrastructure (HCI), flash storage, software-defined infrastructure, and advanced security solutions from leading technology vendors.
“We continue to see the HCI approach garnering attention of IT leaders and business stakeholders as they strive to transform data centre infrastructure into a more agile, scalable, and predictable platform, while operating under budget and resource constraints to meet ever-changing business requirements,” says Vimal Kocher, Managing Director, Middle East, Arrow’s enterprise computing solutions business.
“In addition to the assessment study, we will also be hosting a series of technical workshops, lunch-and-learns, and cost-and-benefit analysis sessions at the in-house lab and Proof-of-Concept Solution Centre at the Arrow Dubai office in the coming months. We aim to provide consultative advices and practical solutions to help customers and partners realise transformative benefits delivered by HCI in addressing many IT challenges.”
According to the MD, enterprises are keen to see how rapidly they can scale their digital transformation efforts by leveraging the technologies of the third platform – cloud, Big Data, social business, and mobility.
“Enterprises are sketching a broader digital ecosystem as they shape the next-generation of their products, services and business models for cost and efficiency optimisation, new sales revenues, and personalised customer experiences. These transformations require enterprise to address and deal with challenges involving security, intelligence and analytics, converged infrastructure, hybrid cloud solutions, smart devices,” he adds.
Among the technology solutions that will be on display at Arrow’s booth in Hall 2, G2-1 will be Dell EMC hyper-converged appliance VxRail and its industry-leading flash products. More than 30 technology specialists from Check Point, Dell EMC, F5, Forcepoint, Intel Security, Netscout, RSA, and Trend Micro will join a team of Arrow’s business solution consultants at the GITEX Technology Week.
