Muscat, Oman

Supporting the Sultanate in its digital transformation, data2cloud has been granted accreditation from the Ministry of Transport, Communications and Information Technology, which enables it to deliver cloud services to the government’s administrative units. It’s a welcome move for the Ooredoo subsidiary, which offers a variety of cloud-based ICT solutions that are locally-hosted at its world-class data centres in Oman. Using Ooredoo’s reliable network and advanced cloud services, data2cloud has been helping government institutions, large organisations and Small and Medium Enterprises all over the Sultanate to be digital.

Monther bin Hamad Al Mamari, Chief Executive Officer at data2cloud, said, “We are proud to have achieved our official accreditation, a testament of our ability to deliver world-class solutions that at the same time increase profitability and protect infrastructure. Already trusted by some government organizations in Oman as well as large corporates, data2cloud is also scalable to integrate with local mail servers, offering a comprehensive and centralised account administration. As the Sultanate continues to pursue its digital transformation, we are prepared to serve their present hosting and security needs, while partnering with them on their journey in an efficient and cost-effective way.”

Launched in 2015, data2cloud offers cutting-edge cloud computing services across Oman. A virtual ‘office in the sky’, it uses Ooredoo’s reliable network and world-class infrastructure to give businesses the chance to further elevate their cloud operations with cost-effective solutions and flexible consumption-based payment plans, backed by world-class Service Level Agreements. Other services include Bridge Video Conferencing, Cloud Drive, infrastructure, backup, monitoring, security, IoT, containers, email collaboration, and Backup and Disaster Recovery Service.

To find out more about data2cloud, visit www.data2cloud.om