ERP solutions provider, Scala, launched its Dubai Internet City (DIC) offices in a move to expand its Middle East presence, which will see new partnerships in the Gulf and Levant, stated a press release.
“We are looking to almost double our regional partner network this year by signing agreements with representatives in Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman and Lebanon,” said Ziad Aqrabawi, Managing Director, Scala. “These would compliment our existing regional network which includes partners in Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Jordan and Morocco and a subsidiary in Egypt,” he added
Dubai joins Scala's Florida, London, Stockholm, Budapest and Shanghai hub network, which includes offices in 65 countries worldwide. Scala employs 570 staff and a rapidly expanding network of partners who deliver software and services in over 30 languages to more than 100 countries. It’s regional operations target SMEs and subsidiaries of multinational companies with a Middle East presence.
Scala's clients include Ericsson, ABB, Coca Cola, Schneider Electric, York, Trane and Tetra Park. — (menareport.com)
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