Home Technology Cloud Dubai Chamber of Commerce launches Cloud Computing Business Group The group will enable transparent conversations between members, supporting the sector in advocating beneficial policy changes that will in turn enhance its competitiveness by Gulf Business December 30, 2022 Dubai Chamber of Commerce has announced the launch of the Cloud Computing Business Group, with the aim to connect companies within the sector to encourage productive dialogue on ways to propel and embed cloud computing services across the various business industries in Dubai. Maha AlGargawi, ED of Business Advocacy at Dubai Chambers said, “As one of the most future-ready nations in the world, a cloud-powered advanced digital infrastructure is essential to support Dubai’s goals of fully integrating digital technology into all government operations and plans. “The setting up of the cloud computing business group is a pillar of this infrastructure as it will encourage transparent conversations between its members, supporting the sector in advocating beneficial policy changes that will in turn enhance its competitiveness.” One of the business group’s founding members, Miguel Villalonga, CEO of e& enterprise Cloud, stated, “The formation of this business group comes at the right time as cloud computing has become integral to businesses and the overall Dubai economy ecosystem. It will serve as a platform for fruitful discussions between stakeholders in the sector.” Omid Mahboubi, founder of MENA Cloud Alliance and co-founder of the Cloud Computing Business Group, said, “This business group will be a catalyst for driving adoption of cloud computing in various organisations across the board.” The new business group is part of the chamber’s plans to increase the number of business groups that represent economic sectors and activities in Dubai. They act as representatives and reliable advocates for their respective business sectors and play a crucial role in recommending policy changes to improve a sector’s competitiveness and attractiveness while promoting international best practices and supporting economic growth. Dubai Chamber of Commerce plans to increase the number of economic sectors and activities represented by business groups to 100 by March 2023. Tags Cloud Computing Business Group Dubai Chamber of Commerce Technology 0 Comments You might also like Tackling the surge in fraud during UAE’s peak shopping seasons Du shines the spotlight on AI, digital innovation at Envision 2024 Acer’s Emmanuel Fromont on the brand’s strategy to stay ahead Microsoft to set up key engineering centre in Abu Dhabi