California-based K-12 education cloud-based software provider, PowerSchool confirmed plans to open its first Middle East & Africa (MEA) Office in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE), according to a press release.
“As our global customer base grows, it’s critical we build the capacity to help power our customers’ digital transformation needs,” said Hardeep Gulati, CEO of PowerSchool. “We are seeing strong demand for primary and secondary education technology solutions across the MEA region and are in a unique position to provide best-in-class solutions tailored for MEA education leaders who are investing in technology that will enable them to deliver high quality education for generations to come.”
Counting with the support of more than 3,000 senior leadership members specializing in sales and marketing and solutions engineering, PowerSchool hopes to meet both future and existing customer demand in the region.
The new establishment will also help leverage local consumer relationships.
“Additionally, the new office will provide a focal point to help broaden PowerSchool’s channel partnerships across MEA markets,” a recent press release reveals.
Since its establishment 25 years ago, the organization has guided more than 45 million students around the world. It has established a presence in over 90 countries. And has associated itself with renowned education institutions in the Gulf (GCC). Its slate of UAE clients includes Al Ittihad National Private Schools, Liwa Education, Aldar Education, ESOL and The American International School in Abu Dhabi.