US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping have agreed to resume trade talks at the G20 summit in Japan.
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Is your meeting room keeping up with the trend?
Newer, smarter, and enhanced technology have facilitated workplace communications, improved user experiences, and made it easier for employees to interact with one another wirelessly and seamlessly, especially in the meeting room space.
ASBIS ME announces certification programme for Grandstream Networks
Global unified communications provider Grandstream Networks Inc. has revealed the first edition of GCS-UCM certification programme with regional distributor ASBIS Middle …
Evolve 2019: Is your business GDPR compliant?
Data is the new oil and is it fueling how major industries on a global scale function, although managing the …
Redington Value strengthens RPA offerings with Automation Anywhere
Robotic Process Automation (RPA) provider Automation Anywhere has entered into a distribution agreement with Redington Value, Redington Gulf’s value-added arm. …
UAE National Cybersecurity Strategy paves way for new era of cyber resilience
The Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA) has launched the “UAE National Cybersecurity Strategy.”
TÜV Rheinland’s John Ramesh on empowering industrial cybersecurity
TÜV Rheinland’s regional manager for Asia Pacific, India, Middle East and Africa – Digital Transformation and Cybersecurity, John Ramesh shares insights into the evolution of the industrial sector and why security transformation within the space is now more important than ever.
Driving productivity: how partners can help build new digital workflows
Paul Hardy, chief innovation officer, ServiceNow, explains how customers and partners can help build new digital workflows and data models to impact business growth and profit positively.
Sophos augments Intercept X for Server with endpoint detection and response
Sophos has announced a new update to Intercept X for Server, which is now integrated with Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR).
Public cloud “important” for integrating future tech: UAE IT leaders
UAE IT decision-makers agree that the public cloud is “important” for integrating future technology to transform citizen and customer experiences.
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Wi-Fi 6: the IoT engine for every business
Huawei Middle East managin director and vice president of Enterprise Business Group, Alaa Elshimy gives his take on the future of WLAN technology with the advent of Wi-Fi 6.
UAE telco Etisalat to invest $1.08 billion in network upgrades
UAE-based telco Etisalat has announced that it will invest $1.08 billion in network upgrade in 2019, a senior executive from the firm announced recently.
Veritas launches new Enterprise Data Services Platform
Veritas Technologies announced the Enterprise Data Services Platform, a unified set of technologies designed to abstract the complexity of enterprise …
New innovation hub for Russian tech entrepreneurs opens in Dubai
The Russian Centre for Digital Innovations and Information and Communication Technologies has recently opened at the Dubai Internet City (DIC).
How the UAE is using AI to reduce food waste
CNME takes a closer look at Winnow Vision, the AI and computer-vision technology helping the UAE hospitality industry reduce food …
HPE’s Dr Fabio Fontana and Lorenzo Gonzales on AI and their Digital Life Garage
HPE’s Vice President and Managing Director for the Middle East Dr Fabio Fontana and Global Presales Strategic and Chief of …
Minister for AI says no revolution can be achieved without human capital
The UAE Minister of State for Artificial Intelligence, H.E. Omar bin Sultan Al Olama, has claimed that no revolution can …
Microsoft launches UAE data centres
Microsoft launched today two new cloud data centres in the United Arab Emirates. These new regions – Microsoft’s first in …
Evolve 2019: is your business ready for AI?
94 percent of UAE companies have ‘AI Strategy’ as an important topic at C-suite level, but are Middle East organisations …
Dubai Customs turns to AI to boost productivity
Dubai Customs has announced that its “Productivity Engine” has been approved by the Dubai Executive Council to be used at the government departments level, WAM reported.