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Sunday, June 12, 2011
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Egypt is a distinctive emerging offshoring location offering unique advantages with a strong government support. Egypt has a large graduating talent pool of 330,000 students enjoying considerable European languages capability.
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About ITIDA
The Information Technology Industry Development Agency (ITIDA) is a governmental entity affiliated to Egypt's Ministry of Communications and Information Technology.
It is responsible for growing and developing Egypt's position as a leading global outsourcing location by attracting foreign direct investment to the industry and maximizing the exports of IT services and applications.
Located in the heart of the modern business environment at Smart Village, the six hundred acre business park on the outskirts of Cairo, ITIDA is a self sustainable entity that drives the IT industry in Egypt and raises awareness among the Egyptian people of the benefits and use of ICT to advance socio-economic welfare of the whole community.
It is responsible for growing and developing Egypt's position as a leading global outsourcing location by attracting foreign direct investment to the industry and maximizing the exports of IT services and applications.
Located in the heart of the modern business environment at Smart Village, the six hundred acre business park on the outskirts of Cairo, ITIDA is a self sustainable entity that drives the IT industry in Egypt and raises awareness among the Egyptian people of the benefits and use of ICT to advance socio-economic welfare of the whole community.
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2009 - 2010 Events
- NOA Sourcing Summit
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- Gitex Dubai 2010
- CIO 100 Symposium
- Interact With Today's World (ITW)
- CoIN 2nd Gathering
- EMRG's 10th Annual Global Sourcing Summit / EMRG's 9th Annual BPO Conference
- Shared Services Exchange 2010
- Organizational Learning & Innovation for Sustainable Future
- Saudi Matchmaking Event
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- Shared Services and Outsourcing Week
- Intellectual Property: A Premier on Patents
- A Primer on Patents
- Gitex Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 2010
- COIN 1st Gathering: Growth through Innovation
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- SECA, France 2010
- ITEA 2 5th call for projects
- CeBIT, Germany
- ITEA Call 5 – Match Making Event
- NASSCOM India Leadership Forum
- Cairo ICT, Egypt
- Euro‐Mediterranean Innovation Marketplace
- Workshop on Global ICT Services Sourcing Post-Crisis alongside IGF
- Gitex Dubai, United Arab Emirates
- ITU TELECOM WORLD, Switzerland
- Call Centre Expo, UK
- CIO Symposium Conference, USA
- FT Offshoring and Outsourcing conference, UK
- Gitex Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
- SECA, France 2009
- CeBIT, Germany
- Global Services Conference 2009
Testimonials
“Egypt is a rising star of contact center offshore destinations”
Frost and Sullivan
“It’s like the United Nations in Xceed’s call center!” Karim Ramadan, General Manager, Microsoft Egypt
“Egypt is vital to our Middle East and Africa business, and with a strong base in this dynamic marketplace, we see great
e-business potential” Stanley Krasnow Chairman for sales operation, IBM software group
“Reducing income and corporate taxes and custom duties of course is very positive. A more favorable tax system helps us invest further. We consider Egypt as
being even more attractive now” Vincenzo Nesci, Chairman, Alcatel-Lucent Egypt and President Regional Unit Middle East
“Egypt continues to make significant progress against software piracy, helping to build the country’s position as a leading outsourcing destination and improve the wider economy” Dr. Tarek Kamel, the Egyptian Minister of Communications and Information Technology
“ITIDA provided SQS with valuable, concrete support in founding our subsidiary in Egypt” Axel Bartram, Managing Executive, SQS Egypt
“Even though in Cairo I’m in a city of 20 million people, I can walk around at any time of night in any area and I’d feel absolutely safe” Chris Larter Hill & Knowlton
“The climate, the quality of the food, the diversity of the entertainment, it’s a melting pot for the Arabic world – all these things make life exciting here” Jerome Nestlé
“Egypt has skilled workers… there are over 500 Egyptian resources working with our partners and customers in Saudi alone” Sales Director, US software company, Middle East
“Today Egypt is one of Microsoft’s fastestgrowing subsidiaries. Our entirely Egyptian local staff shares my pride in this accomplishment” Bill Gates Chairman, Microsoft
“We looked at different countries around the world to select a location to establish Oracle’s eighth global product center. We chose Egypt for a number of factors, including its talent pool, political support from the Egyptian government, telecom infrastructure, and the flexibility of the labor law”
Assem Khalil Director of Support, Oracle
“Egypt’s foreign language skills, relatively competitive labor costs, and proximity to Europe, Asia-Pacific, and the Middle East make it a prime contender to be the next outsourcing hotspot” Shri Kamal Nath Minister of Commerce and Industry, Government of India
“Egypt has built an entire ecosystem to support the country’s ICT industry and pave the way for the growth in outsourcing. Our ICT sector is emerging as a role model of deregulation and privatization as well as a catalyst for reform in other sectors” Dr. Hazem Abdelazim CEO, ITIDA
Frost and Sullivan
“It’s like the United Nations in Xceed’s call center!” Karim Ramadan, General Manager, Microsoft Egypt
“Egypt is vital to our Middle East and Africa business, and with a strong base in this dynamic marketplace, we see great
e-business potential” Stanley Krasnow Chairman for sales operation, IBM software group
“Reducing income and corporate taxes and custom duties of course is very positive. A more favorable tax system helps us invest further. We consider Egypt as
being even more attractive now” Vincenzo Nesci, Chairman, Alcatel-Lucent Egypt and President Regional Unit Middle East
“Egypt continues to make significant progress against software piracy, helping to build the country’s position as a leading outsourcing destination and improve the wider economy” Dr. Tarek Kamel, the Egyptian Minister of Communications and Information Technology
“ITIDA provided SQS with valuable, concrete support in founding our subsidiary in Egypt” Axel Bartram, Managing Executive, SQS Egypt
“Even though in Cairo I’m in a city of 20 million people, I can walk around at any time of night in any area and I’d feel absolutely safe” Chris Larter Hill & Knowlton
“The climate, the quality of the food, the diversity of the entertainment, it’s a melting pot for the Arabic world – all these things make life exciting here” Jerome Nestlé
“Egypt has skilled workers… there are over 500 Egyptian resources working with our partners and customers in Saudi alone” Sales Director, US software company, Middle East
“Today Egypt is one of Microsoft’s fastestgrowing subsidiaries. Our entirely Egyptian local staff shares my pride in this accomplishment” Bill Gates Chairman, Microsoft
“We looked at different countries around the world to select a location to establish Oracle’s eighth global product center. We chose Egypt for a number of factors, including its talent pool, political support from the Egyptian government, telecom infrastructure, and the flexibility of the labor law”
Assem Khalil Director of Support, Oracle
“Egypt’s foreign language skills, relatively competitive labor costs, and proximity to Europe, Asia-Pacific, and the Middle East make it a prime contender to be the next outsourcing hotspot” Shri Kamal Nath Minister of Commerce and Industry, Government of India
“Egypt has built an entire ecosystem to support the country’s ICT industry and pave the way for the growth in outsourcing. Our ICT sector is emerging as a role model of deregulation and privatization as well as a catalyst for reform in other sectors” Dr. Hazem Abdelazim CEO, ITIDA
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