Companies should adopt a more calculated approach to their big data projects
Matein Khalid, a global equities advisor, assesses the growth potential for the capital’s lenders
Application-optimised networks are key for meeting business objectives, writes Brocade MENA sales manager Fayez Eweidat
Zero hope, zero reform and zero willingness to change equals Greece of tomorrow, writes Saxo Bank’s chief economist
More dynamic customer segmentation strategies are needed in the Middle East, writes Mohammed Nosseir
Improved relations with Iran would be good for the region, writes Dr Nasser Saidi
By following a few simple steps renting in Dubai can become a lot easier, writes Toby Young managing director of propertyrights.ae
IoT and big data will transform the way we think about data centres, writes Fujitsu Middle East’s VP and MD
The experiential event industry is well placed to lead media communications, writes Prisme International creative director George Collier
Through necessity, hardship, and even disasters, social entrepreneurship is gaining momentum in the MENA region
Without risk, the city would not be where it is today, writes founder of the Emerging Markets Leadership Center.
Media firms must acknowledge and prepare for these attacks, writes FireEye’s EMEA VP & chief technology officer Greg Day
With the recent drop in oil prices, it is imperative that GCC nations remove subsidies and diversify revenues, writes the founder of Nasser Saidi & Associates
McConnell, senior executive advisor at Booz Allen Hamilton, offers tips to prevent cyber attacks in the region.
When politicians promote irrational economic policies, a currency meltdown is inevitable, writes the global equities investor.
The month of May has been a testing one for foreign currency markets, writes the chief market analyst of FXTM
Hotels can make their brands stand out in the digital environment by adopting mass personalisation, says the CEO of Grant Thornton UAE.
UAE firms should think long-term and grow leaders rather than importing them from other countries, writes the founder of the Emerging Markets Leadership Center.
Multilingualism is a powerful skill for a child to develop, writes head of the Swiss International Scientifc School in Dubai.
Opening Saudi Arabia’s Tadawul should just be the beginning, writes the founder and president of Nasser Saidi & Associates.
Cold calling could bear fruit if the businesses play by some ground rules, writes the senior financial planner at deVere Acuma.
The region needs to nurture local engineering talent, writes Mazen Alami, managing director, Black & Veatch, GCC.
Issues like unemployment and healthcare can be addressed with technology, writes John Chambers, chairman and CEO of Cisco.
Saad Elkhadem, research analyst at IDC MEA picks out devices that bring a unique offering to the table.
The new registry gives non-Muslim expatriates the option to decide on their inheritance policy.
If the dollar has topped out, then gold is coming off its recent bottom, writes the editor of Arabianmoney.net.
It’s vital for national oil companies in the Gulf to change, writes David Branson, executive advisor at Strategy& (formerly Booz & Company).
Matthew Boice, VP of Ellucian Middle East, explains why higher education institutions are among the most at risk of cyber attack.
Volatile fuel prices could be a good thing for the GCC, writes Abhay Bhargava, associate director and regional head – ME, Energy & Environment Practice, Frost & Sullivan.
Availability of jobs is not the only contributor towards happiness, writes Suhail Masri, VP of Sales at Bayt.com.