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Microsoft holds UAE focused IT conference
DUBAI Microsoft executives, partners and enterprise customers yesterday participated in Microsoft's second UAE-focused 'FaceIT conference 2003', a platform Microsoft uses to share business benefits and IT best practices.
The experts present at yesterday's event offered a peer-to-peer perspective on using Microsoft technologies in addition to providing an in-depth insight into how Microsoft itself is taking advantage of its own products and technologies to help realise its own potential.
Hasim Ozcayir, Senior IT Account Manager, Microsoft Eastern Europe, Middle East & Africa said: "FaceIT Conferences bring the wealth of experience and knowledge on how Microsoft's global operations and technology group deploys and supports its products and technologies internally. FaceIT provides highly interactive workshops that highlights tools and processes in the IT environment with personal interaction from key IT experts."
FaceIT conferences will be held across the Middle East covering Cairo, Jeddah, Riyadh, Bahrain, Amman, Beirut and Kuwait, Microsoft said. In 2002, it organised 41 FaceIT events across the globe, attracting over 3000 enterprise customers. This year the company aims to conduct 70 FaceIT events and attract over 7000 enterprise customers.
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