Muscat, May 2023: Oman Data Park, the Sultanate’s first cloud services and managed cyber security provider, is participating in the 32nd edition of COMEX 2023, during the period of 22-25, at Oman International Convention and Exhibitions Centre, Muscat, Sultanate of Oman.
ODP’s participation in COMEX 2023 comes in line with the Sultanate’s efforts in the digital transformation processes in the country, as the Ministry of Transport, Communications and Information Technology (MTCIT), recently announced a 5-year government digital transformation program in accordance with Oman Vision 2040 and in light of the declaration of Muscat as an Arab digital capital.
ODP displays through the new COMEX 2023 exhibition some of its high-tech services that contributes to accelerate the digital transformation in the country, including as an example , its capabilities in the field of artificial intelligence infrastructure – Nebula-collaboration services with Cisco to addresses large customer bases that demands VoIP, PBX and video conferencing in elastic approach and based on their demands. , Uqudo digital solution which will contribute to accelerate the digital transformation in the Sultanate of Oman , the services of the Firstpass services as the first of its kind unified platform to enhance interaction between patients and their doctors, big data and analytics solutions, digital health solutions, and banking & financial technology solutions.
It also highlights in the same event, many of its other cloud services, hosting services, managed services and other specialized services in the field of information technology, as well as its pioneering experience in managing its cyber security center known as Cyber Security Park, which contributes to provide high-quality services to various public and private sector organizations and meet their needs for managed and cloud hosting services and other advanced technical services.
In the same exhibition ODP also shed the light on its a new license that granted to the company by The Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA) , to provide voice or video telecommunication services over Internet protocol (VoIP), which contributes to expand the base of services provided via Internet Protocol in the Sultanate of Oman.
Commenting on the company’s taking part in this edition of COMEX, Eng. Maqbool bin Salem Al-Wahaibi, CEO of Oman Data Park, said, “Our participation in this year’s edition of COMEX confirms our readiness and continuous efforts to cooperate in implementing the government digital transformation program adopted by the Ministry of Transport, Communications and Information Technology in accordance with Oman Vision 2040 and in line with declaring Muscat the Arab Digital Capital for the year 2022.
Al-Wahaibi added: Our keenness to participate in such specialized exhibitions stems from our believe that, the formal and informal interest in exhibitions of technology, communication, innovation and the development of digital capabilities is a catalyst for pushing professional companies specialized in their fields towards more creativity and improving performance, in order to contribute actively to the achieve the targets of Oman Vision 2040.
Al-Wahaibi pointed out that, Oman Data Park always looks forward to introduce its qualitative services to government and private enmities in order to provide opportunities for them to utilize the technical developments in improving their digital operations, while Oman Data Park contributes to provide the infrastructure for artificial intelligence services, cloud services and data hosting, within the Sultanate of Oman to ensure data security.
Al-Wahaibi emphasized that, the number of customers of Oman Data Park exceeds “450” public and private entities and companies, noting that the company also provides quality services to small and medium enterprises by hosting their data, within the framework of its national and social responsibility through special packages for SME, as ODP enjoys qualified working team from selective qualified national cadres in the fields of accurate technology and in supporting data preservation.
He also pointed out that, ODP is exerting its efforts to improve the capacity of its data center to exceed 2000 RACK within two years.
It is noteworthy that ODP, the Sultanate’s first cloud services and managed cyber security provider , plays an integral role in supporting the digital transformation of Oman, through their offering of an all-in-one solution of computing, cloud computing, data storage, networking, web hosting and network security services. ODP also offers the Sultanate’s first Artificial Intelligence ready cloud infrastructure – Nebula AI powered by Nvidia. More details of their services can be found at ww.omandatapark.com
