The Jeddah office will serve Avaya’s customer base in the city and nearby areas, as well as cater to the needs of its local channel partners by meeting increased customer demand.
Michael Bayer, EMEA President at Avaya, reiterates that the company’s commitment and support to its stakeholders in the Kingdom. “Saudi Arabia remains a key market for Avaya, and expanding our presence to one of the major cities in the Kingdom reinforces our local support to customers as well as partners. Saudi Arabia remains a strong driver and an example of the wider regional IT market. With the convergence of telecommunications and media as the main drives of ICT growth, Avaya is committed to support this change and growth by enabling organisations in all sectors benefits from world-class collaboration solutions,” he says.
‘The government is playing a critical role in developing the country’s ICT sector and boosting the overall economic growth. “As the Kingdom embarks on the liberalisation of the ICT sector to enable changes in communication technologies encouraging the growth of new services, Avaya see’s tremendous opportunity to support the initiative with our world class communications and collaboration solutions. We are also investing in local talent to help us identify and crack new opportunities and expand our regional customer base,” adds Bayer.
Avaya recently launched the Avaya Flare in Saudi Arabia. Avaya Flare is the next-generation user experience that delivers unique collaboration capabilities across video, voice and text. The new solutions, which range from personal desktop to multi-screen room systems, make high definition, low bandwidth video collaboration accessible for more employees in more enterprises at one-third the cost, using significantly less bandwidth than competing solutions.
Avaya is strengthening its presence in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia with the opening of a new office in Jeddah. The move comes as the company is witnessing burgeoning customer demand for its business collaboration systems, software and services.
