Drive to become regional leader in it spurs uae market demand for computer and network security

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The United Arab Emirates is experiencing a strong market for computer products, worth an estimated $653.42 million in 2000, and interest in computer security products is growing. The growing interest in the Internet and e-business is fueling both trends. Antivirus software is among the most desirable security measures in this market.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Information Systems & Theory, Data Processing Security, Information technology, Data security, Data security issue, Industry forecasts

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Changing business environment, major initiatives expected to spur U.A.E. demand for legal services

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The market for legal services in the United Arab Emirates is not significant on a global scale. However, growth seen over several years looks set to continue, especially in connection with a changing business environment and key initiatives to attract foreign investment, such as the $3.3bn Abu Dhabi Free Zone on Saadiyat Island.

Legal services, Offices of Lawyers, Laws, regulations and rules, Dubai, United Arab Emirates (Emirate)

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Mobile telecoms: fast-growing segment in the U.A.E market

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Research into the buoyancy of the United Arab Emirate telecommunication equipment industry found strong growth in the two-way radio and network terminal sectors, with predicted total market value for 2001 reaching $630 million.

Telecommunications services industry, Telecommunications industry, Brief Article, Telecommunications equipment industry, Statistics

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