InCube launches "Supply chain and future technology"

JEBAL ALI, UAE - Aug. 27, 2018 - PRLog -- InCube launched Supply chain and future technology 2018 summit, as a great opportunity to connect InCube's partners, resellers, clients, and business and technology specialists.

With the attendance of over 300 representatives from more than 250 companies, government institutes and international NGOs in MENA, Europe, Canada and the United States, the summit covered the future of technology industry and the best practices in supply chain field. It was represented by expert speakers. Several success stories were presented from main regional private sector players, and the event was launched with a full support of Honeywell, Omnitracs solutions, and Dascom.

The main speeches were by Dr.Nabil Kamal the Managing Director of Techani groupe, Mr.Miroslav Kafedzhiev the Vice President and General Manager, META, of Honeywell,  Mr Ahmad Hanandeh, a telecommunication expert, Dr.Nagen Nagarur, president of The Society for Industrial and Systems Engineering (SISE), Dr Victor Deyglio, president of The Logistics Institute, Mr.Eric Braswell, the Senior Director of Global Channels of Omnitracs, Mr.Bart Nollet the general manager of Microscan, Eng.Mohamad Alkhudari,  CEO of Green Circle and Mr. Maged Girgis, the Solutions Architects Team Leader of Honeywell.

During the summit, Eng. Khaldoun Al-Kaylani, President of InCube, announced the company's initiative to host the research of higher education students in relation to the supply chain study and research in the Middle East and invited the attendees to support the research efforts to find the best solutions and upgrade this sector according to suitable solutions that can be applied to the matter. He announced the strategic partnership with the logistics institute and with this partnership InCube will represent the institute in the middle east and transfer the Canadian experience in logistics and supply chain to the Middle East.

SISE held its annual conference during this event and presented several theses by Jordanian academics in order to publish in academic journals.  In coordination with the International Relief and Development Foundation, an art exhibition showcased the art created by Syrian refugees from Alzaatari camp in Jordan.

It's worth mentioning that InCube was established in 2004 by a young enthusiastic team offering unique and niche solutions with added value. Today InCube is one of MENA's premier hardware & software solutions providers. It operates in more than 24 countries around the world with more than 1800 companies and institutions, and services devices through InCube to more than twenty-five thousand users all over the world.

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