EuroTech ME, a leading information technology and audio visual solutions provider in the region, has announced its new design consultation vertical and foray into Saudi Arabia, thus growing its footprint in the Middle East region.
In line with the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 to develop the telecommunications and information technology sectors, EuroTech ME aims to service businesses with a dedicated Saudi-based team to ensure a smooth transition from traditional work models to modern, cutting-edge practices.
Established in Dubai, in 2009, EuroTech ME quickly became the premier IT and AV support company in the UAE, having developed strong alliances and earned industry accreditations with several leading IT manufacturers, distributors and providers, including the likes of Cisco, HP, Microsoft, Apple, and Meraki.
Under this new expansion strategy, EuroTech ME has launched a key division to offer design consultation and services, further complementing its extensive range of customized solutions.
Its team of experts supports designers and project managers from project start to finish, with works including pre-concept design, schematic design, building support and post-contract quality assurance.
The technology solutions provider also offers clients dedicated help desks and full-time staffing solutions, it stated.
Founder and CEO Michael Andersen pointed out that EuroTech ME's expansion into Saudi Arabia marks a major milestone for the company.
"We are excited to bring our services to the Kingdom to help businesses improve productivity by modernizing their infrastructure through integrated solutions. We also look forward to further developing local talent and positively contributing towards the Kingdom’s growing digital economy, noted Anderson.
"We have expanded our services to include design consultation, guiding our clients from creating the concept to the development process and the post-launch monitoring and quality assurance," he noted.
As part of its regional expansion, EuroTech ME also has plans to launch a specially-curated training program to train young Saudi nationals in the fields of information technology, structured cabling and audio-visual solutions, he added.-TradeArabia News Service