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Servcorp launched an innovative new co-working space at Emirates Towers. The co-working space has been designed to deliver a collaborative office ecosystem, suited to the full gamut of business types from entrepreneurs

The European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will revolutionise how our personal information is farmed and managed. Businesses, large and small, have had at least two years to prepare for seismic

Genesys showcased cutting-edge artificial intelligence-powered customer experience innovations at CX-18 in Nashville, USA and the G-Summit in Dubai, UAE. The customer engagement solutions combine the power of human touch with artificial intelligence

Epicor Insights 2018, the organization’s annual user conference which is held at Nashville has brought together more than 3,000 users of our industry-specific ERP solutions for the manufacturing, distribution, and service industries.

Pure Storage launched a new program for partners. The partner program evolved in order to keep pace with the significant growth of the company and will empower partners with new training, certifications,

The top two business priorities for CIOs of midsize enterprises (MSEs) in 2018 are growth and digital transformation. However, 57 percent of MSEs are not yet delivering digital initiatives, according to findings

The business and professional services sector receiving a significant increase in cyber attacks in 2017, particularly in the EMEA region, saw 20% of all attacks targeting this sector. This is according to

Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to boost economic growth in the United Arab Emirates by 1.6 percentage points and add US$182 billion to the national economy by 2035, according to a

Dubai Municipality revealed a strategic collaboration with Dell EMC to create an integrated and agile technology foundation. This landmark project aims at driving the city’s advancing innovation agenda and contributing to the

Researchers find that a great portion of popular children’s apps may run afoul of US privacy legislation by improperly collecting data – albeit often probably unintentionally. A response from Google to the