STULZ expands its success in EMEA with new Center of Excellence in Dubai – Intelligent CIO Middle East

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STULZ Opens New Center of Excellence in Dubai for EMEA Region Expansion

STULZ, a renowned manufacturer of energy-efficient air conditioning solutions for data centers and mission-critical applications, has made a significant announcement regarding its expansion in the EMEA region with the opening of a new Center of Excellence in Dubai.

Situated in the Silicon Oasis within Dubai Digital Park, the Center of Excellence will serve as a hub for STULZ to cater to the increasing demand for reliable climate control solutions in data centers, commercial, and industrial settings across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.

The strategic location of the EMEA region is key to the growth of the global data center industry, fueled by a burgeoning digital economy and significant investments in technology and infrastructure.

Led by Karim Ait Younes, Head of Sales EMEA, the team at the COE includes industry experts like Olaf Kempcke, Joe Thomas, and Marcus Jänsch. Additionally, a dedicated solution architecture team in India will provide consulting services for STULZ products to clients in the Middle East and Africa.

Younes emphasized the importance of the COE in enhancing customer support and engagement, while Suresh Balakrishnan, Managing Director of STULZ India, highlighted the company’s role in driving technologically advanced and energy-efficient solutions for various projects.

The COE will offer a range of services including pre-sales support, project planning advice, and computational fluid dynamics design and analysis, with a focus on delivering optimal solutions to clients in the region.

To mark the occasion, STULZ will be participating in the upcoming GITEX Global event in Dubai, showcasing its latest developments and solutions in the air conditioning industry.

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