NEWS
Oman Data Park launches Professional-Services-
as-a-Service (PSaaS)
man Data Park (ODP), the Sultanate’s premier
managed data centre services and cloud services
provider, has announced its newest service offering
Professional-Services-as-a-Service (PSaaS).
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Responding to a growing market need to support various
businesses in their quest to modernise and improve their
own ICT services, this new service from ODP is a significant
addition to Oman’s IT savvy market, bringing with it a host of
certified expertise and experience.
Supported by a highly qualified team of experts who have been
actively engaged in managing and rolling out the award-winning
services of ODP that are currently offered to their customers,
this new service is aimed at helping and guiding customers
through their Digital Transformation in preparation for the
Fourth Industrial Revolution and Gig Economy.
Maqbool Al Wahibi, CEO of Oman Data Park, said: “Having
begun our operations in 2012, ODP has accumulated a host of
expertise both in the lines of top-notch certifications and the
local know-how in managing the various ICT challenges that
are associated in this fast paced technologically driven world.
“We understand that businesses of today have enough
challenges focused on their growth and we would like to
address their ICT challenges through our PSaaS offering so
that the businesses can focus on their core services.”
Six Degrees adds public cloud support capabilities
to G-Cloud 11
K-based managed service
provider Six Degrees has
announced that public sector
customers will be able to benefit
from a comprehensive range of cloud
services offered via the G-Cloud 11
framework. Six Degrees has added 54
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new services to G-Cloud 11, taking the
total number of services offered through
the framework to 80. the provider to help public sector
organisations set up and maintain their
cloud software or hosting services.
Significantly, Six Degrees now offers a
comprehensive range of services within
the cloud support category, allowing Robert Grigsby, Product Director for
Cloud, said: “We are seeing more
and more public sector organisations
looking to move directly to hyperscale
cloud providers, especially Microsoft
Azure and Amazon Web Services.
“Six Degrees is a cloud agnostic
managed service provider – our focus
is ensuring that our public sector
clients host their services on the most
appropriate secure, scalable, future-
proofed infrastructure platforms,
whether that means public, private,
multi or hybrid cloud.
“As part of our springboard to the cloud
approach, we have added a range of
cloud support services to our already
extensive G-Cloud offerings in order to
help facilitate our public sector clients’
digital transitions.”
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