Yesterday, SAP Ariba announced the launching of new data centers in the UAE and Saudi Arabia. In a press release, Mohammed AlKhotani, General Manager, Head of SAP Ariba Middle East and North Africa said, “Technology is fundamentally altering the way that businesses operate. Companies across the Middle East and North Africa are at the forefront of this digital transformation, and SAP Ariba is committed to delivering innovative solutions that enable them to push the limits of what is possible and move their businesses forward.”
These data centers are to be co-located within SAP facilities in the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia, allowing state-of-the-art procurement applications to be accessed locally. SAP is one of the first multi-national technology companies to open a cloud data center in the UAE as part of its $200 million, 5-year investment plan for the UAE and Saudi Arabia.
More than 3.4 million companies worldwide use SAP Ariba’s solutions to connect and collaborate around more than $2.1 trillion in commerce on an annual basis, including more than 104,000 companies in the Middle East and North Africa.
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