Events concluded on Monday evening seminar on "corporate computer and information security and protection from intrusion" Dedeman Hotel, which lasted for two days sponsored By Technoware.

The intervening days of the seminar in a numbers of lectures delivered by both : Jamal Hashim, Sales  Manager Assistant  for the Superior Co., Mr. Amer Aziz: Middle East Regional Manager, For  Astaro company, and Mr. Khalid Al-Othman, technical director of the NET GEAR company, and Dr. Ramzi Anwar Al Sona’a Regional Director for the Middle East - Europe - India Randomstorm Company, and concluded the symposium with a speech by General Manager  of TechnoWare  Mr.Mouaz Al Bike in which he thanked the efforts of the lecturers and attendees who interact with the seminar in addition to a working dinner included everyone.

And Eng. Jamal Hashem about the importance of these seminars, he said, "I now make a good impression about the level of service networks, services and expertise based in Syria which are required only by the definition of seminars and so on that contribute to raising public awareness about these terms of reference"

Mr. Hashem added that "our sponsorship of this symposium focused on the company and new developments by the transfer of expertise and benefit from, in addition to the information service and the most important point is that we will have the necessary cooling of the server and the mechanism of application"

Mr. Amer added  "network systems and information security Have important position to  development of the country and sometimes take these techniques to see the wrong, Every technology has advantages and advantage,  and we cannot skip them that, come to these seminars to enhance the right vision for these technologies and the promotion of preventive systems to help the field of security and maintenance of information"

And continued in "the services we are talking about need for greater awareness, Every day there are about 15 security breach in the institutions and come to these seminars to raise awareness and management of the cycle to protect the security of information and protection"

Referred to as the Syrian Technoware for IT solutions since 1995 as the company is one of the largest providers of IT solutions at the country level and has substantial financial resources compared to the requirements of the Information Market in Syria.

The company is also on the expertise in the study and management and implementation of projects, and has a large network of contacts enabling them to choose what's appropriate for the solutions provided by most of each project needed, and increase the knowledge and experience which is owned company constantly keep abreast of technological developments daily.

PALO ALTO, Calif., Jan. 19, 2010

HP Enterprise Services today announced that it has received ISO 9001:2008 Quality Management certification for the service delivery components of the Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI).

The certification verifies that key processes used to deliver NMCI are continually monitored and improved to support secure communication of mission-critical information. The certification applies to HP organizations and functions responsible for NMCI delivery such as solution development, end-user support as well as network operations and management.

The ISO 9001:2008 standard is a set of quality practices that ensures the use of effective processes that are consistently monitored and continually improved. As the industry standard for quality management systems, ISO 9001:2008 certification requires evaluation by an independent, accredited auditing body. Though not required by the Navy, HP obtained the ISO certification as a result of its commitment to provide more than 700,000 Navy and Marine Corps users quality non-stop access to their intranet.

The certification process required HP to implement an ISO-compliant quality management system that established a systematic approach to managing NMCI processes. BSi Management Systems, the third-party auditor, assessed processes for effectiveness as well as the team’s compliance with the established processes. The assessment focused on solution development, network monitoring, network event management, user request management, hardware installation, documentation and records management, problem prevention and correction with other quality management practices within HP’s NMCI service delivery organizations.

“Our focus on continued process improvement fosters increased consistency and efficiency, which enables the Navy and Marine Corps to have their lines of communications open across the world,” said Dennis Stolkey, senior vice president of U.S. Public Sector, HP Enterprise Services. “Obtaining ISO certification demonstrates HP’s commitment to deliver a high level of service to the Navy and Marine Corps today and in the future.”