At GITEX 2024, Almoayyed Computers Middle East (ACME) showcased a portfolio built around multi-cloud technologies and AI integration the foundation that’s reshaping how enterprises across the Gulf adopt intelligent services. K. Giridhar, General Manager Sales at ACME, walked visitors through how the company’s cloud expertise is now accelerating AI adoption across the region.
GITEX 2024: A Showcase of Capability
GITEX Global 2024 was the platform for ACME to demonstrate the depth of its services portfolio spanning remote services, ERP as a service, and multi-cloud technologies. For Giridhar, the conversation at the event was no longer about “cloud or no cloud” but about how mature cloud foundations are becoming the launchpad for AI.
Remote Services Operating Beyond the Datacentre
One of the cornerstones of ACME’s offering at GITEX was its remote services capability. Enterprises across Bahrain and the wider GCC are increasingly relying on ACME’s remote operations teams to manage infrastructure, security and applications without the cost or complexity of maintaining in-house specialists for every domain. The model gives clients access to certified expertise across cloud, security and applications, on demand, and at predictable cost.
ERP as a Service
ACME’s ERP-as-a-service offering takes the burden of managing core business systems off the customer’s shoulders. Whether the workload is Microsoft Dynamics, Oracle, or another platform, ACME delivers ERP as a managed, consumption-based service allowing organisations to focus on outcomes rather than infrastructure.
Multi-Cloud as Strategy, Not Tactic
Multi-cloud has matured from a buzzword into a deliberate operating model. ACME’s clients run workloads across AWS, Azure, Oracle Cloud and on-prem environments choosing each platform based on data residency, regulatory context, and performance requirements. ACME’s role is to make that multi-cloud environment cohesive: unified security, unified observability, and unified governance.
Cloud Expertise Accelerating AI Adoption
The most strategic conversation at GITEX was about AI and how mature cloud foundations enable it. As Giridhar explained, organisations that already have their data, applications and security in good cloud order are positioned to adopt AI faster, more safely, and at greater scale. AI is not a separate technology stack to ACME’s clients; it is the next layer on the cloud foundations the company has been building for them.
Transforming the Regional Market
From government to banking, manufacturing to education, ACME’s cloud-plus-AI portfolio is reshaping how enterprises in the Gulf compete. The combination of multi-cloud agility, remote services capacity, and AI integration is what’s helping ACME clients move from technology adoption to genuine business transformation.
Adapted from the feature published by tahawultech.com on 18 October 2024. Read the original feature →
