Amman: Schneider Electric, the global specialist in energy management and automation, held its first “Innovation Day” in Jordan, under the theme of “Partnership of The Future”.
The two-day event had representatives from key Schneider Electric partners, official distributors and customers as well as leading local media in attendance.
During the “Innovation Day”, Schneider Electric showcased its latest technology solutions and advanced applications in digital transformation, building management and energy shedding light on their role to support achieving Jordan’s future vision.
The event included a host of activities tailor-made for partners and distributors, such as interactive product demos, breakout sessions, networking opportunities and more.
This aligns with Schneider Electric’s plans to expand its presence in the Jordanian market and develop its partner network in line with the technological leap Jordan is witnessing creating huge growth potential for Schneider Electric and its local partners.
Mohamed Samy, General Manager of the Levant Countries at Schneider Electric said, “At Schneider Electric, we seek to introduce the latest technology solutions to the Jordanian market in line with Jordan Digital Transformation Strategy identified in 2020 to transform Jordan into a leading tech state in the Arab region capitalizing on cutting-edge technologies in digital transformation, smart cities and buildings, energy solutions and facilities to name a few.”
“Schneider Electric has been operating in the Jordanian market for more than 20 years throughout which it has implemented various strategic projects in partnership with the government and the private sector amid a growing shift toward digital transformation as a top priority on the national agenda.”
Schneider Electric recently relocated its Levant headquarters to Jordan banking on the country’s great business potential and its keenness to implement the latest digital transformation solutions and their significant role to enhance the operational efficiency of cities, buildings, factories and production facilities as well as rationalizing energy consumption which is one of the high-cost resources in the country.
Source: Jordan News Agency