We bring you some of the highlights from the Gulf region’s biggest technology trade show in this special edition of Transformation Talk, weekly news roundup by Tahawul Tech.
Government, News, Software, UAE
Dubai enters phase one of emirate-wide strategy to go paperless
Smart Dubai has broken ground on the first phase of implementing the Dubai Paperless Strategy, which seeks to digitise internal and external transactions at government entities and save time and effort for employees and customers alike.0 9274
Beyond the appliance: Leveraging threat intelligence for cybersecurity
What underpins the security appliances is invisible, but plays a pivotal role in ensuring that those boxes block the threats that imperil your business.
How partners can monetise Big Data prospects
As data becomes the most vital asset for an organisation, increasingly decision-makers are investing in Big Data and analytics tools …
Report: ME firms risk big bucks in ransomware costs
The average Middle East organisation faces high risk of ransomware attacks, which could cost nearly $1 million, industry experts said …
Kodak Alaris launches S2050 scanners
The new Alaris S2050 scanner is a USB-connected model, built for capture information anywhere, with superior image quality and data accuracy.
Transformation Talk | Weekly news roundup 28.09.17
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RCNTEC: Smart approach to data and IT infrastructure management
RCNTEC has designed and implemented unique solutions for routing, managing, aggregating and storing sensitive corporate information for oil companies.
UAE leaders discuss initiatives for tech and smart services at annual meeting
Over 120 initiatives for 30 national pillars were launched at the UAE government annual meetings, in the presence of over 450 government officials.
Identifying partners’ role in securing IoT
Consulting firm BCG predicts $267B will be spent on IoT technologies, products, and services by 2020. This means intensifying IoT-enabled …
Etisalat targets millennials with latest SIM offering ‘Swyp’
To be eligible for the service the customer must be aged 15-29 years old at the time of subscribing for the service and must be able to present a valid Emirates ID Card.