Zones' New CEO Yehia Omar On How The Company Has Restructured For The Future
Yehia Omar, Zones' new CEO, takes over a company that has transformed itself from a product-focused reseller to an international services provider.
Digital workplace was always a strength we had. We’ve built networking and security practices. We have built cloud and data center practices. And we expanded on our cloud and software practices as well. So essentially, we’ve built a company that is a solutions and services provider versus years ago when it was mostly a VAR.
Zones this year celebrated its 40th anniversary, having been founded in 1986 in Auburn, Wa. as a direct marketing reseller of computer hardware and software.
Thanks to a multi-year restructuring, the company looks not at all like it did even just a few years ago.
Author's summary: Zones restructured to focus on services.
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