The Ooredoo booth at the QITCOM 2017.
Ooredoo presents an insight into the future of communications in Qatar at QITCOM exhibition, showcasing its data experience leadership with a range of advanced solutions.
Coordinated by the Ministry of Transport and Communications, QITCOM is open until tomorrow at the Qatar National Convention Centre, under the theme of “Qatar — Towards a Smart Future”.
As the official sponsor of the event, Ooredoo is demonstrating cutting-edge solutions that will change people’s lives in Qatar, with a range of digital and data services including a preview of Qatar’s first-ever 5G technology. Ooredoo’s 5G networks will provide the enhanced speeds and improved latency necessary to deliver next generation mobile technologies for Qatar.
Waleed Al Sayed, Chief Executive Officer of Ooredoo Qatar, said: “Ooredoo is positioning its operations to be an ICT innovation engine for Qatar and the whole region, and QITCOM provides an important platform for us to demonstrate our progress in this important area. Ooredoo has secured a leadership position in network technology, connectivity, cloud and security services for businesses of all sizes, and we will use our presence at QITCOM to demonstrate the breadth of our portfolio.”
To display its growing prowess in the data centre and cyber security field, the Ooredoo booth at QITCOM includes a live interactive Security Operations Centre (SOC) for visitors to test. Ooredoo’s Security Operations Centre delivers comprehensive 24x7 security monitoring, incident detection and response.
Ooredoo also hosts an area at its pavilion covering its Sport Venue Management Platform. This presentation showcases Smart Stadium concepts and the different challenges of managing a venue in terms of public safety, efficient control and optimal operations. The display aims to offer a glimpse at the latest technologies available for a great stadium experience ahead of the upcoming international sporting events in Qatar.
Following the ‘smart technology’ theme, the company collaborates with local and international partners to display the latest mHealth and Connected Home technologies.
These include a virtual health check-up, where visitors can be tested for up to 29 conditions and a solution to support remote patient monitoring.