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CA-ME signs contract with Saudi ministry
DUBAI - Computer Associates Middle East (CA-ME) has signed an IT infrastructure management agreement with the Saudi Arabian Ministry of Health. Under the terms of the agreement announced yesterday at GITEX, CA-ME will provide the Ministry with a host of IT infrastructure management software tools from Computer Associates' diverse product portfolio.
The ministry will use CA's flagship Unicenter product for its network systems management; BrightStor for storage management, backup and recovery; and eTrust Antivirus for enhanced security.
"We are extremely pleased to announce this contract with the Saudi Arabian Ministry of Health," said Abdulaziz Al Salloum, Managing Director, CA-ME. "Computer Associates Middle East is committed to providing exceptional quality service and support in the Middle East and this contract further solidifies our place in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. We look forward to working with the Ministry of Health, Saudi Arabia and helping in its rapid development in the healthcare sector."
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