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DDIT to Represent ICOP in GCC Countries
JEDDAH - Developed Dimension Information Technology (DDIT), a registered company in Saudi Arabia, has entered into an exclusive international distributor agreement to represent ICOP Digital, Inc., which is engaged in advancing digital surveillance solutions, in the Kingdom and other Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries including Kuwait, Oman, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates.
DDIT is part of the Saedan Groupe, an 85 year old company and one of the largest business groups in the Mideast.
“We are honoured to have the opportunity to work more closely with ICOP. Our potential for success with the technology that ICOP brings to us is enormous.
Their dedication to high quality products and evidence security is the reason we selected ICOP,” Sheikh Mohammed bin Khamis, president and CEO of DDIT, said in information made available to Khaleej Times here.
DDIT has provided the planning, strategy, management, technical support, client relations and all necessary public relations support for pending and future projects in the Kingdom for over a year and now expands its relationship with ICOP to provide leadership for sales and technical support of ICOP products in the Gulf Region.
business@khaleejtimes.com
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