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Message: [QUOTE="Shamiso, post: 83330, member: 160"] Zoho just dropped a massive server farm in the desert to secure government contracts. The tech firm opened fresh data centers across Dubai and Abu Dhabi to fulfill a hundred-million-dirham investment pledge. These facilities host solutions for ManageEngine and the main Zoho brand while ensuring local data sovereignty. Shailesh Davey claims this infrastructure supports the National Cybersecurity Agenda while aiding regional digital economy targets. Gaining trust required getting certified through the Dubai Electronic Security Center via their CSP Security Standard. This approval allows the corporation to service government entities alongside private companies. Official credentials include ISO compliance and CSA STAR Level 2 ratings for safety. Their local office also secured specific security certifications to prove they take data handling seriously. Business must be booming because the company reported nearly forty percent growth locally during the previous annual cycle. They expanded the workforce considerably and moved into bigger offices to handle the surge. Popular tools like CRM Plus or the low-code Creator platform drove these numbers. Partnerships with groups like Dubai Culture helped thousands of enterprises digitize operations while pushing upmarket sales significantly. ManageEngine saw its own twenty percent spike thanks to heavy enterprise adoption. Sectors like banking and manufacturing are pivoting hard toward cloud-first strategies. Products such as Endpoint Central or Site24x7 remain top sellers as organizations prioritize scalability. Cloud usage specifically jumped roughly thirty-five percent as regional players ditch on-premise hardware for modern agility. [/QUOTE]

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