Bahrain-based Al Wasat daily, on the 24th of January, 2011, wrote:

Commvault continues to expand its footprint across the rapidly developing Middle East Information Technology Market. In the past 12 months the IT vendor has made significant investment in the region, doubling its work force and establishing an office in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and well as bolstering the company’s regional headquarters in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Commvault is a 100 percent channel focused company, and having just conducted a partner kick-off meet in Jordan – the company is looking to significantly increase its footprint in Bahrain and Kuwait in the coming months. With this in mind, the IT vendor has now signed an agreement with Bahrain’s Zayani Computer Systems, who will offer Commvault® Simpana® software as part of its storage and data management portfolio.

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Tags: Bahrain, Channel, Infrastructure, IT, Middle East, Storage, technology

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