Infovision Consultants, an upcoming systems integration company, has joined hands with Doha Training Center to formally launch its operations in Qatar.

As per the deal, the new company, Infovision-DTC, will offer consultancy, trainings, audits and support services in international management systems certifications in Qatar.

The deal follows completion of a strategic partnership between Infovision Consultants, said a top company official at an official inauguration event to mark the new operations at Infovision Consultants EMEA head quarter in Bahrain.

Muhammad Mustaqeem, general manager Infovision, said during the inaugural event, "Infovision Consultants today announces the opening of an office in Qatar as part of the organisation’s strategic plan to further grow Infovision’s presence in the Middle East."

"The developing nature of the region provides a valuable opportunity for Infovision Consultants to expand its consultancy, training, audits, and continual improvement support businesses as well as introduce new services and RealPro ERP Software to the region," he added.

Wilson Raviraj, managing director Doha Training Center, said, "With the novel consulting and training methodology from Infovision and DTC for ISO certifications consultancy, the partnership of Infovision-DTC can bring enormous benefits to the Industrial and Government sectors here in Qatar."

"With vast array of tried, tested and proven competencies of both partners make the partnership between DTC and Infovision, a very potent, one stop business tool," he added.

Infovision Consultants director/principal consultant, Mobin Sheikh said, "Infovision strategically is ensuring that Infovision is best located, both geographically and commercially, to take advantage of economic upturn in Middle East."

"Qatar is an important market for Infovision as Qatar continues to demonstrate economic growth. Leading Qatari companies and governmental and semi-governmental organization had been approaching us to support them with our management systems consultancy services," he added.-TradeArabia News Service