HPE Aruba Networking is keen to partner with Saudi Arabia to become part of its success story, according to Alain Carpentier, senior vice president of worldwide sales. The company has invested significantly in the country over the past two years, and Carpentier said HPE Aruba is working on different projects in collaboration with local entities, including those in the government sector. The company is focused on education, healthcare, retail, hospitality, industrial internet of things and the financial sector, and Carpentier said it recognises Saudi Arabia as a key market due to the magnitude of projects currently underway and the size of the market.
Friday, October 27, 2023
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