The focus is on sustainability and digitalization, showcasing innovations that enhance operational efficiency and support the region’s industries in their digital transformation journey.
This innovative offering enhances fault and performance management and aims to streamline operations for telecommunications providers in the Middle East and Africa.
The company’s 15% market share reflects its strong focus on managed services and strategic expansions, underscoring its leadership in the GCC IT sector.
The academy will offer diverse courses, starting with an AI in FinTech program from UC Berkeley, aimed at developing skills for the digital economy.
The project aims to enhance the country’s data processing capabilities and support the growing demand for digital services.
Al Wusta Governorate has launched a new electronic portal to enhance digital services, featuring a user-friendly interface and various applications.
Various organisations took part, including Msheireb Properties, Meeza, Qatar Charity, and, Grand Central Bakery and Kitchen, with employees coming together to show their full support.
The conference will feature industry leaders discussing the latest trends in payments and fintech, with over 600 companies showcasing their innovations.
The committee discussed developing telecommunications and postal sectors and enhancing cooperation among member states, including collaborations in space initiatives.
The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has released its Q2 2024 Quality of Service Survey, revealing that Zong and Jazz excelled in network speed and latency, while Ufone and Telenor lagged behind. The survey assessed key performance metrics across 23 cities, including data speeds and call connection times.
