CLOUD4C ESTABLISH CLOUD DATA CENTER IN EGYPT

Global cloud service provider, Cloud4c, and telecommunications company, Telecom Egypt, have jointly out doored its new cloud data center in the Arab Republic of Egypt.

According to them, the adoption of this strategy will serve the growing need for acting on and protecting data, considering the migration of databases to cloud servers. This, they say, will facilitate the country’s transformation process, enabling them to offer and expanded number of services.

The agreement was signed by, Regional Director MEA for Cloud4C, Rakesh Reddy and Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer (CEO) for Telecom Egypt, Eng. Adel Hamed, along with Minister of Communications and Information Technology, Dr. Amr Talaat, President, EMEA South region for SAP Emmanuel Raptopoulos, and Managing Director for SAP, Mohammed Samy, Egypt.

“Egypt is all set to become the next big digital hub in the world, and this in-country cloud data center will add to the growing demand for SAP services in the region. Highly regulated sectors such as Government, Financial services, Healthcare will need in-country data hosting and hybrid cloud managed services to realize their digital transformation goals while complying to local and industry regulations. Our key objective is to support such enterprises on their RISE with SAP journey as well as other mission-critical environment transformations, end-to-end,” Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and founder of Cloud4c, Sridhar Pinnapureddy.

Manager Director for SAP Egypt, Mohamed Samy, says “The in-country data center will further enable public and private sector organizations to leverage the benefits of cloud computing and become what SAP refers to as 'Intelligent Enterprises'. In other words, sustainable enterprises that consistently apply advanced technologies and best practices within agile, integrated business processes…Companies can accelerate their journey to the cloud with RISE with SAP using Cloud4C's data centers while minimizing cyber risks and expense, knowing that their data is securely stored.”

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