iValue InfoSolutions, India’s premium technology enabler, Monday announced their partnership with Aruba, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise company for Bangladesh and Nepal, a press release said Monday.
This strategic expansion will further extend iValue’s solutions and services in the South-Asian countries. Founded in 2002, Aruba provides secure edge-to-cloud networking solutions using AI-based machine learning (ML) to deliver simpler, faster, and more automated networks.
“The rapid financial inclusion in sync with the faster adoption of digital technologies in the country is creating favourable market conditions. With Aruba’s intelligent edge-to-cloud networking solutions and iValue’s partner-centric business approach, we can together chart new territories of IT expansion in the South-Asian market,” said Ramesh Umashankar, CEO for International Business at iValue InfoSolutions.
Aruba takes a cloud-native approach to helping customers meet their connectivity, security, and financial requirements across campus, branch, data centre, and remote worker environments, covering all aspects of wired, wireless LAN, and wide area networking (WAN). Aruba’s AI-based machine learning (ML) delivers simple, brisk, and more automated networks which analyse data to help businesses thrive.
“As we witness the adoption of digital transformation at its all-time high, it has also proliferated security challenges. Aruba is delivering innovative built-in security solutions to enterprises which are the foundation for Zero Trust and SASE frameworks, improving and extending the security controls,” said Hossainul Gaffar, Country Manager– Bangladesh at iValue InfoSolutions.
“iValue brings Aruba an expanded footprint of resellers and new opportunities that will help us reach the kinds of customers that are ideal for our entire portfolio of products. This new relationship with Asia iValue is strategic to our growth as a company, because it gives us access to a channel that is primed for the solutions we offer,” said Magic Hsu, Director and General Manager, Growth and Emerging Markets (GEMs) and Taiwan at Aruba, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise company.
