Meeza, Qatar’s prominent end-to-end managed IT services and solutions
provider, is helping Qatar Post substantially expand its IT capabilities
in the framework of reinventing the country’s postal sector to provide
‘21st century’ services to its citizens and businesses.
The partnership is part of Qatar Post’s modernisation drive and its recently revealed new visual identity.
Commenting on the development, Meeza CEO Ahmad Mohamed al-Kuwari said
his company, a selected ICT partner of the Ministry of Transport and
Communications, has been working closely with Qatar Post to understand
its ICT transformation objectives and the exact ways to contribute to
achieving their goals in the framework of the new identity.
Qatar Post chairman and managing director Faleh al-Naemi said Meeza’s
experience in managed IT services and its track record of successful
projects and ventures in the field, makes it the right partner.
“We are thrilled to work together to bring fully re-imagined world-class
services to our users, as well as towards turning Qatar into one of the
major logistical hubs between Asia and Europe.”
Meeza’s announcement comes on the heels of Qatar Post confirming that
its newly revealed visual identity marks the postal company’s complete
service overhaul, which includes single-counter services, a mobile
application that tracks parcels and supports online payments, and a
25-branch renovation process, as well as Qatar’s first-of-its-kind
logistics hub at the site of the old Doha International Airport.
To make this possible, Meeza will be providing Qatar Post with a
sophisticated range of end-to-end managed IT services and solutions that
cover the company’s ICT Infrastructure, security services, service
operations, disaster recovery, call centre operations, as well as a
number of end user “desktop-as-a-service” features.
Meeza, a Qatar Foundation joint venture, offers data centre services, cloud services and IT security services.