Centra Hub is demonstrating its cloud hosted, CRM, HCM and vertical solutions at the region’s biggest technology roadshow.
Technology, UAE
UAE parents “concerned” but “don’t take action” in protecting kids online
A majority of UAE parents (96 percent) worry about their children’s online safety but many may not know how to protect them, according to a recent study by Norton.2 4209
GITEX 2018
Avaya touts how AI-enabled communication solutions can boost CX
Avaya is demonstrating several platforms that unify and Unified Communications (UC) and Contact Centre (CC) using an open-ecosystems approach during GITEX Technology Week.
The architect: the UAE Central Bank’s Reem Alsuwaidi
Reem Alsuwaidi, the UAE Central Bank’s senior manager of IT architecture and services tells tahawultech.com about her career aspirations. Tell …
Saudi Arabia reveals big tech names as part of NEOM global advisory board
Saudi Arabia has recently announced the appointment of a global advisory board for the planned $500 billion megacity NEOM.
GITEX 2018
Dubai boosts regional smart cities spend to $2.3 billion
The UAE’s government-led Smart City projects are driving regional Smart Cities spend to reach a record-high of $2.3 billion by 2021.
Data and AI are vital to nation’s future: UAE minister
Artificial intelligence technology will be a base for many vital activities of future societies, says Omar bin Sultan Al Olama, Minister of State for Artificial Intelligence.
UAE’s space dreams set to be a reality soon: Sheikh Hamdan
The first Emirati astronauts have started training at the Yuri Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Centre in Russia.
Blockchain instrumental for Dubai’s tourism strategy
The future of Dubai’s tourism sector will require greater integration between public and private sector authorities, the implementation of ambitious initiatives to strengthen the sector and the adoption of the latest technologies, such as blockchain.
AI tech helps Dubai Police make arrests
The Dubai Police has announced that its AI-powered smart system has led to the arrest of over 100 wanted criminals since the beginning of 2018.
Global tech giants lead boot camps for Arab talents
Thirty Arab national have reportedly been shortlisted for a six-month intensive training programme with global tech giants including Google, Twitter, Amadeus, Facebook and Udacity.