To develop a secure digital infrastructure To protect customers data and financial data Kuwait, 25th December 2022: Ali Abdulwahab Al Mutawa Commercial Co. (AAW) announced today that it has signed an agreement with LEAN, Kuwait’s first cloud-verified service provider, to build its private cloud infrastructure. The agreement involves the establishment of a virtual data center
Kuwait City, 2 February 2022: LEAN, the leading national cloud solutions provider, announces its Cloud Managed Services launch. The newly launched service offers a unique solution for organizations looking to focus their IT resources on achieving business objectives. Leveraging its national cloud and professional services experience, LEAN offers its clients an integrated, optimized capability to
Local Entrepreneurs Find Common Cause In Digital Transformation Kuwait City, Kuwait – LEAN Services, Kuwait’s first VMWare Cloud Verified service provider, was selected by TABCo. Food to modernize its operations and migrate critical IT infrastructure and applications to the cloud. TABCo. Food is using LEAN Services’ Cloud infrastructure to efficiently shift its IT infrastructure to
Kuwait City, 20 October 2021 – LEAN, A Kuwait based private-cloud services provider that offers Virtual Data Centers, Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS), and Backup as a Service (BaaS) solutions, announced a new partnership with Cristie Software, a leader in software development specializing in recovery and replication software to and from physical, virtual and
Enterprises are migrating to Microsoft 365 simply because it's a viable Software as a Service (SaaS) productivity suite in today's mobile work environment. Accessing and collaborating on documents anywhere and from any device is too good a benefit to ignore. However, just because it's a SaaS solution, it doesn't mean that you can do
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