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The United Nations has selected Ericsson to supply peacekeeping missions around the globe with their own LTE networks providing mission-critical communications capabilities. Alongside the partner Danoffice IT ApS, Ericsson will lead the

Software AG signed an agreement with the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs in Dubai (GDRFA) to assist them in the digital transformation of immigration operations. The memorandum was signed by

UAE’s Commercial Bank International (CBI) revealed an enterprise partnership with Microsoft Gulf. The Bank will move to the trusted Microsoft Cloud, as a key step in its digital transformation journey. Having evaluated

Mimecast launched Global Citizenship program that aims to support charitable organizations that are building resilience in communities. Global Citizenship formalizes the company’s corporate social responsibility (CSR) efforts and encourages all Mimecast employees

The pharmaceutical industry today is in a state of flux as it tries to maintain a delicate balance between the need for novel blockbuster drugs and the need for improved operational efficiencies

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Blockchain are two significant technologies that are expected to change the regional landscape in terms of demand for specialized skills. A computing system that uses AI can sense

There’s an adage that ‘time flies when you are having fun’ and that could not be more accurate as during the summer, I celebrated my two-year anniversary at Veeam.  I cannot believe

Dubai Government Workshop has revealed the signing of a strategic new Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Rochester Institute of Technology – Dubai (RIT Dubai), to help reinforce academic and educational cooperation

Abu Dhabi Smart Solutions & Services Authority (ADSSSA) successfully concluded its participation at UN World Data Forum 2018 held in Dubai and organized by the Federal Competitiveness and Statistics Authority under the

IBM is acquiring Red Hat in a deal valued around $34 billion, the companies revealed. IBM will pay $190 per share for the software company, a more than 60% premium to Red