New Delhi: Technology solutions provider Beetel Teletech on Tuesday said it has partnered with France-based Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise (ALE) to drive digitalization and spearhead development in key sectors in India.
The two entities seek to empower the country's companies and organizations with advanced digital infrastructure and services.
The primary vision behind this partnership is to spearhead the development of critical sectors such as telecom, transportation, hospitality, healthcare, education, government and manufacturing utilities in India, according to a company statement.
"By combining Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise's world-class product portfolio with our deep understanding of the Indian market, we are well equipped to deliver unmatched value to businesses across various critical sectors.
"I believe our extensive reach, coupled with our industry-leading customer support and professional services, will facilitate the seamless implementation and integration of Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise solutions, ensuring optimal performance and maximizing return on investment for customers," Sanjeev Chhabra, Managing Director and CEO of Beetel stated.
Under this partnership, Beetel will be responsible for the distribution of ALE's product portfolio.
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Kaspersky presents online cybersecurity training course
* Global cybersecurity and digital privacy firm Kaspersky on Tuesday launched a new online cybersecurity training course on digital forensics.
The 'Windows Digital Forensics' course is designed to provide students with a fundamental understanding of digital forensics, offering them valuable knowledge and practical experience.
"During this training course, students will become familiar with digital forensics as an important part of the incident response process and will be equipped with useful knowledge that will help students quickly manage, contain, understand and recover from cyber attacks and effectively minimize its impact as quickly as possible," said Ayman Shaaban, director of Kaspersky's incident response and digital forensics group.
The two entities seek to empower the country's companies and organizations with advanced digital infrastructure and services.
The primary vision behind this partnership is to spearhead the development of critical sectors such as telecom, transportation, hospitality, healthcare, education, government and manufacturing utilities in India, according to a company statement.
"By combining Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise's world-class product portfolio with our deep understanding of the Indian market, we are well equipped to deliver unmatched value to businesses across various critical sectors.
"I believe our extensive reach, coupled with our industry-leading customer support and professional services, will facilitate the seamless implementation and integration of Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise solutions, ensuring optimal performance and maximizing return on investment for customers," Sanjeev Chhabra, Managing Director and CEO of Beetel stated.
Under this partnership, Beetel will be responsible for the distribution of ALE's product portfolio.
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Kaspersky presents online cybersecurity training course
* Global cybersecurity and digital privacy firm Kaspersky on Tuesday launched a new online cybersecurity training course on digital forensics.
The 'Windows Digital Forensics' course is designed to provide students with a fundamental understanding of digital forensics, offering them valuable knowledge and practical experience.
"During this training course, students will become familiar with digital forensics as an important part of the incident response process and will be equipped with useful knowledge that will help students quickly manage, contain, understand and recover from cyber attacks and effectively minimize its impact as quickly as possible," said Ayman Shaaban, director of Kaspersky's incident response and digital forensics group.
