Tech First Gulf, a value-added distributor in the Middle East, Africa, and India (MEA&I), has announced its participation in GITEX Global 2024, taking place from October 14-18, 2024, at the Dubai World Trade Centre, Hall 2, Stand B-30.
At GITEX 2024, TFG will highlight innovations in AI, cloud storage, and emerging technologies. Our focus is on empowering business partners by providing access to cutting-edge technologies that drive enterprise transformation and foster regional growth.
Akashdeep Singh, Chief Strategy Officer at Tech First Gulf, emphasized the transformative impact of digital technologies on the MEA & I regions, which are rapidly emerging as digital leaders. “AI is at the forefront of this transformation, creating new opportunities and business models across various industries. At TFG, we are committed to leading this charge with our comprehensive portfolio of AI-driven solutions such as Pure Storage, Commvault, Seceon, and Group-IB, to name a few, designed to deliver significant benefits and foster innovation across all sectors.”
Visitors to the TFG stand will be captivated by a range of advanced technologies displayed on a stunning, large-scale screen. You’ll have the opportunity to explore solutions from industry-leading vendors such as Samsung, Alcatel, Logitech, Commvault, Pure Storage, H3C, Group-IB, and many more. These vendors will present their latest innovations, highlighting their dedication to driving progress and excellence in the industry.
“We invite all our partners to visit us at GITEX 2024 to explore TFG’s extensive solutions portfolio, spanning AV, infrastructure, UCC, ELV, cybersecurity, volume business, and services,” said Akashdeep.
In addition to the exhibition, TFG will host a gala award night for partners and business associates on the evening before the GITEX concludes, offering an opportunity to strengthen relationships and explore new opportunities.
“We look forward to connecting with you at GITEX Global 2024 and demonstrating our commitment to driving technological excellence in the region,” added Akashdeep.