Cisco announces participation at COMEX 2016

Cisco announces participation at COMEX 2016

John Hoonhout, General Manager, Cisco Oman

Cisco announced its participation at COMEX 2016 to be held on April 12 – 14, 2016 at the Oman International Exhibition Centre in Muscat. Cisco will highlight and demonstrate how countries, cities and companies that embrace digital transformation will pave the way for sustainable growth, drive innovation and create jobs for the future.

Digitisation and the Internet of Things (IoT) play a vital role in the way governments and the enterprises can accelerate businesses and provide new experiences with cost efficiencies that will improve the lives of citizens and customers.

At COMEX 2016, Cisco executives will be presenting on key topics that include:

  • ‘Digital Transformation – Disrupt or be Disrupted’ by Mahmoud Kayali, Systems Engineering Manager, Cisco on April 12, 11.30 am
  • ‘Accelerating Country Digitisation’ by John Hoonhout, General Manager, Cisco Oman on April 13, 10.50 am
  • ‘Fast IT in the context of Application Centric Infrastructure’ by Scott Manson, Head of Architectures for Middle East and Turkey, CISCO on April 14 at 10.40 am
  • ‘How Digitisation is facilitating e-tailing on a whole new level’ by Scott Manson, Head of Architectures for Middle East and Turkey on April 14 at 12.10 am

“Oman is leveraging ICT in a concerted effort to move the Sultanate towards becoming a sustainable knowledge based society. COMEX, as one of the most widely attended technology events in the country, provides the perfect opportunity for Cisco to showcase its thought leadership and experiences in the area of digital transformation,” said, John Hoonhout, General Manager, Cisco Oman.

Cisco will be present at the exhibition along with their partner GBM at stand 601 near the Business entrance and will have company executives and technology experts available to meet with customers, and discuss the company’s IoT and Smart Cities successes.

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