ASBIS Middle East to promote complete portfolio in GITEX TECHNOLOGY WEEK
Regional VAD ASBIS Middle East has confirmed that it will be participating in the 38th edition of GITEX Technology Week, where it will promote its end-to-end solutions offerings, October 14-18, 2018.
This year’s participation in the region’s biggest ICT expo will host a range of one-to-one meeting with the vendor and partner community.
In addition, ASBIS Middle East will be promoting its complete product and solutions portfolio comprising Printing and Managed Printing Services, Volume Division and the ASBIS Solutions business.
Hesham Tantawi, Vice President, ASBIS Middle East, Turkey and Africa (META), said: “GITEX is an important marketing event for ASBIS where we can communicate with channel partners and their customers from all over the world in an environment that makes them aware of our latest products and offerings.”
The show gives the company opportunity of enhancing ASBIS’ market reach and products portfolio.
ASBIS has decided to take special meeting rooms within the Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC) to give channel partners, their end user customers and vendors the opportunity to engage each other and get an understanding from the market on various issues including challenges and successes.
ASBIS would be showcasing lasting products from vendor partners including Intel, AMD, Sapphire, Seagate, Lexmark, Grandstream, Logitech, Toshiba, AOC and others. “In addition, our focus is also to promote gaming products, as we see high potential in the market,” Tantawi said. “We will also display a special gaming zone to deliver a strong statement that we are well prepared for the high demand of these solutions in this segment.”
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