Blockchain technology was expected to find its place in the market in 2018, however it didn’t really take off as industry leaders predicted. There are a number of reasons behind this, according to Adam Lalani, group head of IT, Tristar.
Global medical-technology provider Hill-Rom has gathered healthcare providers and caregivers in Dubai to witness the launch of the Hill-Rom Centrella Smart+ bed in the UAE.
Global smartphone brand OPPO has opened its second regional hub within the UAE and will make Dubai its new center for operations in the Middle East and Africa (MEA) region.
GE Healthcare is showcasing the latest in its advanced portfolio of products and solutions at Arab Health 2019, the region’s …
BT has announced that it has become the first international telecommunications company to receive nationwide licences from the China Ministry of Industry and Information Technology.
The Dubai Police has launched virtual courtrooms or “remote trials,” the General Department of Criminal Investigation announced recently.
As we enter 2019, what stands out is how trends in business and technology are connected by common themes. Navigating the tempests of transformation are developers, whose requirements drive the creation of new paradigms and technologies that they must then master in pursuit of long-term competitive advantage.
IBM and Vodafone Business have announced that they are creating a new venture designed to help companies across Europe and beyond deliver innovation faster and succeed in a digital world.
Mattar Al Tayer, Director-General and Chairman of the Board of Executive Directors, RTA has inaugurated a new control centre and reviewed its smart transformation plan.
Organisations today should address the “customer experience disconnect” as it could lose them business or even jeopardise their chances of survival in competitive markets.
