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  • About Yellowstone

    The Yellowstone Corporation is a major player in the global service industry for over fifteen years. Based in Toronto, Canada and New Jersey, USA, Yellowstone is a leading supplier of genuine and after-market parts and components for commercial aviation and power engineering industries.

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About Yellowstone

Yellowstone Corporation (Yellowstone) is a leading company specializing in design and deployment of LAN/WAN solutions, Wireless solutions and IT security solutions. It excels in its role as a systems integrator as we offer a wide range of service offerings and products. We also partner with other corporations to bring leading edge technologies solutions to our customers.

Yellowstone understands the needs of the ever changing technologies. As a result, it understands that in order to maintain our mark in today’s competitive market we need to be proactive in our approach to the various business industries. Our company has always adjusted promptly and swiftly to the demands in the information technology, other business sectors and to the new needs of our growing customers. This makes us unique.

Business in Motion

Also strong are mobile phone sales. In the UAE, this is a direct result of short replacement cycles, multiple mobile ownership and service penetration of up to 135 per cent. On a global level, this sector of the market also grew 22.5 per cent last year to realise sales of more than one billion phones. Analysts have found that the level of infection, spam email and malicious computer use has grown to become a management and technological burden that negatively impacts economic development. As a result, the IDC estimates the region will spend $9.3 billion on IT security by 2009. It predicts the top investors will be the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar and Bahrain.  The region's IT industry has an increased need for IT security and a growing interest in the possibility of hosting outsourced IT services within the GCC area. Countries like the UAE - characterized by high technology deployment and sustainable economic growth - has both the need for such an expanded layer of professional IT managers, and the potential to rapidly develop it, according to new study by leading researchers from The British University in Dubai (BUiD). Many companies are increasingly dependent upon technology professionals with strong project management competencies to ensure the successful achievement of business objectives, said the study. Academic staff from BUiD's Institute of Informatics have spent the last year building up a body of research and teaching experience which recognizes the need for IT managers in the region. Specifically, there is growing demand for locally trained leaders in the knowledge economy.

Traditionally, the Gulf region has relied heavily on overseas recruitment to fulfill these needs in its major industries. Now large-scale investment and innovation has to be matched by the development of soft skills in human resources. By offering two distinctive IT-based postgraduate degrees - MSc Information Technology and MSc Information Technology Management - BUiD's Institute of Informatics aims to supply this employment niche by training reflective practitioners capable of delivering effective project management. "Technology needs effective application if organizations are to feel its full benefit. Our courses are designed to provide the knowledge resources and management skills necessary to enable the region's projects to make the most of their IT resources," said Dr. Saad Ali Amin, Head of the Institute of Informatics and Senior Lecturer at BUiD.

 

 

Yellowstone's History

In the past, Yellowstone Corporation has achieved success in procuring several government sub-contracts. In 1998, Yellowstone Corporation acquired the sole rights to provide diagnostic and therapeutic medical equipment to all the major hospitals in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. In 2000, Yellowstone Corporation was granted the exclusive rights to provide high-grade fire-retardant materials used in clothing to the regions firefighters, as well as to the Saudi Ministry of Hajj.

A Show of Strength

All this suggests that the GCC countries are investing huge amounts in gearing up their IT infrastructure in order to be at the forefront of the technology evolution cycle. IDC predicts that IT spend across the region will rise from the current $30 billion to $45 billion by 2010.

A 30 per cent rise in participants at this year's GITEX event supports their prediction. GITEX Technology Week, which will run from September 8 to 12 in Dubai, has gotten off to a good start. Already sold out, the event will have three sections: GITEX Business Solutions, GULFCOMMS and Consumer Electronics. Last year, the UAE alone had a 65 per cent increase in notebook shipments, while the Gulf region experienced a 61 per cent rise and moved 1.25 million units. Retailers predict the market for notebooks to grow by 35 per cent this year.