Zylog Systems Incorporates New Subsidiary In Dubai (03-Feb-2012)
Zylog Systems has incorporated a new subsidiary in Dubai named as 'Zylog Systems M.E. FZE'. The board of directors at its meeting held on February 01, 2012 has taken the note of it.
Last year in September, the company had been listed in the Information Week 500, an annual listing of the most innovative users of business technology in the US. The company had been ranked at 202 in the Top 250 Innovators in this Top 500 listing.
Zylog Systems is an ISO 9001 certified provider of Onshore, Offshore and near shore technology solutions and services to enterprises and technology companies across the globe. It provides complete Product Lifecycle Management services, ranging from new product development and product advancement to product migration, re-engineering, sustenance and support. By leveraging their experience in product engineering, they bring products to market faster, with high quality and reduced costs.
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