FVC - First Video Communications Incorporation

When most people discuss the spool of threads that make up the fabric of Kuwait, the nation’s significant oil reserves and not the qualities of the IT industry are usually the first to enter the conversation. Nathan Statz digs deeper into the Emirate’s technology layer.

It seems an element of change is in the air at the moment as vendors and channel players engineer relationships which they hope will give their businesses fresh impetus.

Value added distributor FVC has vowed to continue building its presence in the Middle East

Saleh Al-Mutairi will be responsible for overseeing FVC’s Saudi business, which now includes a dedicated executive briefing centre and new offices

FVC has signed a distribution agreement with Masergy, a network service provider targeting mid-size to large enterprises.

There is no tomorrow when writing a security policy. Sathya Mithra Ashok finds out what makes for an effective policy document, and how companies can go about putting together a comprehensive statement of intent.

FVC will distribute the security company’s solutions in MENA and Pakistan.

Visiting competency centres to test the validity of solutions can prove beneficial to both enterprises and vendors, as long as companies have clear objectives in mind and understand that solution centres can provide only so much.

Network applicance vendor Packet Design added to FVC portfolio to extend regional distribution

Wireless networking is taking the world by storm, but myths and misinformation about its security have turned it into a cautionary tale for some enterprises. Brid-Aine Conway asks end users and experts if wireless can ever be as secure as wired.

Most vendors state that NAC is the next big thing in security. However, with prevailing confusion, multiple standards and an evolutionary path that will see it integrated into the network fabric, enterprises might continue to shy away from any investments.

Value added distributor and networking services outfit FVC wins high profile deal from British American Tobacco.

FVC, a leading IT services company and the authorised value-added distributor in the Middle East and North Africa for Polycom, TippingPoint, Packeteer, Postini, Proxim, Barracuda, Vaddio and Vbrick is at the show for the seventh time this year.

A lack of structured enterprise mobility leaves most mobile devices open and vulnerable to attack.

Agreement set to enhance security and compliance offering