In an effort to gain market share in Thailand, SiS, one of the biggest distributors of IT goods in that country, has partnered with ZStack, a top supplier of cloud computing solutions.

By working with SiS, ZStack hopes to grow its market share and establish itself as Thailand's and the Asia-Pacific region's leading enterprise cloud computing supplier by providing user-friendly, reasonably priced solutions.

The managing director of SiS Distribution (Thailand) Public Company Limited, or SiS, Mr. Somchai Sittichaisrichart, stated that SiS is thrilled to collaborate with ZStack, a well-known and quickly expanding provider of cloud computing technology. In Thailand, SiS has been designated as the exclusive distributor. ZStack products will be sold by the company through its network of more than 10,000 distributors. Additionally, SiS will raise brand awareness through seminars and training in order to inform clients and provide superior services.

SiS is one of Thailand's biggest distributors of IT products. Almost 200 of the world's top manufacturers have put their trust in the company to distribute their goods in Thailand. SiS is certain that it will enable ZStack to expand quickly in Thailand because it has a statewide clientele that includes computer manufacturers, system integrators, computer stores, and trading organizations that supply goods to government and commercial entities.

Speaking on the direction of the IT market in Thailand, Mr. Somchai stated that while government spending was postponed, the downturn in the economy and the rise in household debt had reduced the purchasing power of the household sector. As a result, compared to the previous year, fewer IT products were sold to consumers and government organizations in the first half of this year. Nonetheless, it is anticipated that the government's budget approval will encourage expenditure in the second half of the year. In actuality, the world's top IT corporations have been investing in the construction of data centers in Thailand, which has resulted in the cloud computing sector in Thailand continuing to develop despite the economic downturn.