Hexnode Partners with VAD Technologies for UAE Expansion
Hexnode, an award-winning Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) solution by Mitsogo Inc., has announced a strategic partnership with VAD Technologies.
VAD Technologies is a leading value-added distributor based in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The company is known for delivering IT solutions across the Middle East.
This collaboration allows Hexnode to tap into VAD Technologies' regional expertise. It aims to provide advanced endpoint management solutions to businesses navigating complex IT environments.
As Smart City projects and digital infrastructure investments accelerate across the Middle East, the need for reliable endpoint oversight continues to grow. The UAE has invested over $7 billion in Smart City projects. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia's NEOM has allocated $1.2 billion to cybersecurity infrastructure.
Hexnode reported that businesses now rely heavily on IoT devices, remote access points, and connected systems. As a result, centralized platforms for managing endpoints are more important than ever.
Through this partnership, Hexnode and VAD Technologies plan to help regional companies scale with effective UEM tools. These tools enhance endpoint visibility, streamline device management, and ensure smooth scalability. Hexnode's platform includes Patch Management, Remote Monitoring, and Application Management.
It also supports AI-powered Automation for security, compliance, and IT simplification.
Mr. Mario Veljovic, General Manager at VAD Technologies, stated, 'We are proud to welcome Hexnode to our vendor portfolio. We continue to focus on enterprise mobility and endpoint security. With our strong regional presence and go-to-market capabilities, we aim to boost Hexnode's growth across the Middle East.'
Hexnode's UEM solution is designed for modern enterprise needs. It supports various operating systems and diverse device fleets through a single platform.
The company revealed that it also offers features for Kiosk Management, BYOD Management, Rugged Device Management, and IoT Device Management. These functions allow enterprises to customize endpoint control for different operational needs.
Abhishek Pradhan, Regional Director (SAARC & Middle East) at Hexnode, said, 'VAD Technologies has a deep understanding of the evolving IT landscape in the Middle East. This partnership helps us deliver the right solutions at the right time.'
Hexnode and VAD Technologies aim to simplify endpoint management and support smarter enterprise mobility across the region.
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