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DataServe

Riyadh, Riyadh Region, Saudi Arabia • 51 - 200 Employees
Information Technology and Services

Established in 1998, DataServe is a certified IBM Gold Partner, based in Saudi, providing modern digital solutions for semi-government & government sectors. The DataServe team consists of qualified engineers, certified by technology leaders such as IBM, Microsoft, and Oracle.Our qualified and professional team members deliver successful projects on par with industry standards.We deliver highly comprehensive and integrated software solutions by partnering up with top-ranked vendors to ensure all projects run smoothly and efficiently.Our Vision:To provide advanced e-solutions that help organizations in the Saudi market to achieve a digital transformation plan, build a digital community, and allow a digital government.Our Mission:To provide state of the art e-solutions to our customers in order to make their lives easier, efficient, and more cost-effective.Why DataServe?With over 22 years of experience, DataServe on top of IBM's ECM "Enterprise Content Management" has developed solutions to serve more than 5000 concurrent users in 60 government and semi-government fields.With over 200 IT engineers, 25% are IBM certified to help companies develop and support professional solutions to the Saudi market.Our e-correspondence management system "MOAMALAT" is built on top of "IBM content navigator" serving more than 30 main government and semi-government sectors including the Ministry of Finance, CITC, and Ministry of Investment. We provide document archiving solutions and already have processed more than 220 million documents in the last 10 years for government sectors.DataServe brings you seamless e-solutions for all your IBM Management, IBM Data Protection, and data sharing needs.We have won local and global awards, such as the "Excellence Award in Digital Archiving" for the Saudi Public Pension Agency.At DataServe our solutions provide customers with digital transformation and document archiving concepts.