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ATES Middle East Adopts Microsoft Office 365, to ramp up Productivity

5th December, 2016; Dubai, United Arab Emirates-- ATES Middle East, a regional leader in fire alarm research, advancement and maker, today announced the completion of a digital transformation project where Microsoft Office 365 has enabled workers to bring unmatched performance advantages to the company.

ATES Middle East began life in September 2006, in Dubai, bringing mass notice systems, fire alarm systems, professional audio systems, house automation and audio-visual systems, and acoustic services to the Middle East and Indian markets. Its decade-long development and workforce development obliged its monitoring group to think about digital transformation as a means to make sure ongoing productivity and competitiveness.

" We were the initial fire-alarm maker in the region and the first research and development centre," said Hussam Al Haddad, Managing Director, AETIS Middle East. "We have actually grown multi-fold in the previous decade, from 2 workers to around 80 employees, in 4 workplaces spread across the region. So we really required a remedy that would permit all our employee to interact, which would certainly bring them together right into a single innovation platform that is agile and secure"

The main aim of ATES' digital transformation program was to present devices that would certainly improve inter-office team communication and cooperation. Also vital was the stipulation of secure accessibility to information as needed. The company sought a solitary service that would be adaptable and scalable, and that would certainly equip its labor force to accomplish more.

" ATES is an excellent instance of how organisations of all kinds and scales can develop better efficiencies with digital transformation," stated Haider Salloum, SMB Director, Microsoft Gulf. "Such changes begin with a choice to accept the power of cloud, and finish with undreamt-of efficiency enhancements. And then another story begins, where cloud adopters delight in a new-found adaptability in growth. If your business expands, your cloud expands with it."After evaluation of a number of market options, ATES Middle East chose that Office 365 was only service that dealt with all its needs.

" Some of the challenges we had before the Office 365 implementation worried data-sharing, e-mail monitoring and customer back-up," claimed Mazamir Sorbi, HR and IT Manager, ATES Middle East. "Considering that deployment, we uncovered that our team members are a great deal better, due to the fact that the applications are all so simple to use and staff members have accessibility to excellent devices like Yammer that allow them to share ideas freely and interact with one another from anywhere, at any moment."

Outlook, Yammer and OneDrive, has brought the ATEIS household come closer promoting a level of partnership permitting the collective workforce to ramp up productivity and achieve even more. Staff member could currently get in touch with one another at will, resulting in huge enhancements in data-access, knowledge-sharing and decision-making.

" At Microsoft, our company believe in digital transformation since we have discovered that its benefits are not abstract. In working with our customers worldwide, we have seen, first hand, actual enhancements in productivity and group communication. This is the moment of cloud." Added Salloum

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