CDN expands it's product portfolio with solutions from Green Packet Networks (GPN)

Green Packet Networks (GPN), a leading broadband wireless technology provider and Next Generation mobile solutions developer, has today (Sunday, September 09, 2007) partnered with Computer Data Networks during a press conference held at the Gulfcomms 2007 exhibition in Dubai. The move is a boost for GPN's Partner Program, which aims to promote an early adoption of GPN's range of Self Organising Network (SON) wireless products throughout the Middle East and will facilitate additional product launches in the near future as well as for CDN whose clients include large enterprizes, Government and Telco Operators..

Computer Data Networks (CDN), a professional service provider in IT and communications joined the Program after exchanging documents during the conference.

"We are delighted with our new partner, as they are all very professional companies that will help us achieve our goal of marketing our SON products and VOIP solutions in key markets across the region. It is our strategy to significantly strengthen our global presence, and partnerships such as these will help us penetrate tough markets and receive local support," said Dr. Ali Al Mashat, Chairman of GPN.

GPN's Beyond Bahrain Program was also launched at the conference, which aims to promote the company's wireless broadband solutions and the new IP wireless surveillance system, known as PacketEyes, outside of Bahrain and target the greater MENA market. The move comes as the Bahrain-based company promotes increased adoption of its scalable SON products, designed for Telco's, enterprises and mobile work groups, to address the growing demand for flexible communications infrastructure in the region.

"We are looking at introducing our advanced technology to other countries in the region in the near future, which is why we have launched our Partner Program. We are hopeful that by the end of the year, we can collaborate with more than 20 partners in the MENA region who can distribute our products and in return can benefit from offering their customers fast, reliable and affordable technology," Al Mashat added.

Semanoor is a leader in e-learning software development, and has developed a unique, comprehensive and content-rich platform for e-learning applications for schools and students. Semanoor's education platform is being implemented in the public and private schools in KSA, and includes products such as a DVD that contains official government curriculum's, and a wireless digital Quran.

CDN is a Kuwaiti based company that provides professional services in the fields of Information Technology and communications to clients based in Kuwait, the UAE, Oman, Qatar and Bahrain. CDN functions either as a turnkey vendor or as the designer and supplier of high speed local and wide area networks, internet and intranet Systems, computers, peripherals and IT professionals.

GPN Bahrain is a joint venture between Green Packet Berhad, a Malaysian-based technology company; and Saudi Economic and Development Co., (SEDCO)Saudi Economic and Development Co., (SEDCO), a Saudi-based investment company.