Almoayyed Computers, a leading ICT company in Bahrain, has been recognised as a leading systems integrator powering IT Implementations in the region.

The company is featured on the list of the top 20 system integrators in the Middle East compiled by Arabian Computer News (ACN).

The list features 20 companies across the Middle East that have had a positive impact on the development and innovation of IT infrastructure and implementation in the Arab region. 

In recognising the company, ACN said: “Part of Almoayyed International Group, Almoayyed Computers is one of the leading system integrators in Bahrain, working with clients across the island Kingdom from the public sector to the country’s burgeoning financial sector. In recent years, the company has solidified its position as a leading systems integrator in the region, winning the contract to supply Bahrain’s Central Informatics Organization with Microsoft licenses and services, as well as being the first Bahraini ICT company to be voted Commercial and SMB reseller of the year at the Channel Middle East awards in 2010.”

“This recognition, unique for a Bahraini company, is a reflection of our ongoing efforts and unparalleled experience in executing large scale IT projects that contribute to the development of Bahrain and the Middle East at large”, said S M Hussaini, general manager, Almoayyed Computers. 

Almoayyed  Computers is the sole Bahraini company to be included in this elite list for the year 2011, said a statement.

“This acclaim highlights the company’s projects for its prestigious clientele in Bahrain. It adds to Almoayyed  Computers’ growing list of distinctions, including the Microsoft Partner of the Year 2010 and being the only Bahraini ICT Company to be voted the Commercial and SMB Reseller of the Year by Channel Middle East Magazine in 2010,” it said.

Almoayyed Computers, the flagship division of Almoayyed International Group, in recent years has become the service provider of choice within the government sector as well as SMEs and MNCs. – TradeArabia News Service