As the world battles the pandemic, now is the time to prime your processes, become more customer-centric, and restructure your offerings
The Covid-19 disease has not only become one of the most discussed subjects around the world in recent weeks, it is a topic that has seen exponential growth online too
Computing and connectivity are advancing by leaps and bounds, and will soon pave the way to a digital world in which all things are connected
The glut in liquefied natural gas (LNG) has been exacerbated due to the pandemic and global oil price shocks
Technology and digitisation of businesses is no longer ‘nice to have’, but is a necessity in a business capacity as well as for personal banking and trading
In times of heightened cyber threats, imperative is to have a workplace culture which understands the importance of cybersecurity, from contract workers to inhouse staff
With 5G increasing speeds and edge computing reducing latency, we can expect to see a transformation in service delivery and customised user experience
After a growth shock in the first half of 2020, the economy is expected to gain traction again, driven by specific sectors, says Julius Baer’s Mark Matthews
Micro-mobility is emerging as an effective tool for essential short distance trips
EdTech solutions could prove crucial in ensuring the success of e-learning during the Covid-19 outbreak
As technology drives the future of all industries, healthcare startups may help shape the future of medicine too
While many regional companies are championing the cause, more needs to be done
With much of the world sequestered, and remote work protocols in place, staying motivated and maintaining a progressive work-life balance will yield greater productivity
The region must act swiftly to contain and minimise the disruption, mitigate risks and build capabilities for the future
The coronavirus infection that has left the world reeling, is also changing how businesses operate
Banks, having recognised the need for the integration between finance and technology, have had to re-assess their digital strategies and collaboration with third-party service providers to stay relevant
While global policymakers take steps to shore up their economies from the fallout of Covid-19, the meltdown in oil demand and oversupply continue to pull crude prices lower
From offering entrepreneur licences in “hours” to hosting pop concerts, Saudi Arabia is going all out to attract foreign direct investment. Is it succeeding so far?
Fintech has grown in momentum and usage and unsurprisingly, global trends reflect the same
Danube Group is focusing on growing its existing businesses, says managing director Anis Sajan
Abu Dhabi’s move to impose regulations for short term lets is a positive step to streamline the industry
With Malaysia’s biggest bank opening its first overseas branch in Dubai, will the industry benefit from greater collaboration
With digitisation disrupting the workforce, is automation a matter of concern for employees
Technology adoption is a crucial step towards internationalisation, allowing for faster communication and easier connectivity
Technological advancements have disrupted the wealth management industry while global uncertainties continue to unsettle the fortunes of many of the world’s richest. But Swiss private bank Julius Baer’s head of Middle East and Africa Régis Burger is confident that people will remain at the heart of the business. Here’s why
As social media platforms enter the workplace, will they eventually lead HR departments to become counselling centres
What do startups look for to start off on the right foot in the region
Fact-based and real-time communication is critical
With food security high on the UAE’s agenda, local F&B operators are investing heavily in innovation and new technologies, as was evident at the annual Gulfood exhibition in Dubai. What comes next?
The coronavirus infection that has left China grappling, has also managed to disrupt the global supply chain