The showcase also aimed to cover how full visibility into the digital experience could enhance compliance, data security, and employee satisfaction.
Back by Popular Demand: The Best of Experience 2025
Available across four time zones—including a dedicated META session at 11:00 AM UAE—this is your chance to join the global DEX conversation and see what’s inspiring IT leaders heading into 2026.
“Our DEX platform is all about employee empowerment and delivering frictionless experiences.” – Ahmed Seleem, Nexthink
CNME Editor Mark Forker spoke to Ahmed Seleem, VP, META at Nexthink, to learn more about how the AI-native company …
stc Group sign partnership with Nexthink to transform digital employee experiences
stc Group, has signed a strategic partnership with Nexthink, a global leader in Digital Employee Experience management. The partnership will …
Digital Transformation: A silver lining for the channel
Customers will always demand business value from their technology investments to help them achieve their business goals. Today, CEOs and …
GITEX 2018
StarLink expands presence at GITEX
Regional VAD StarLink will showcase the latest innovations and technologies from 18 of its strategic vendors.
How partners can customise offerings for government sector
Recent Gartner report revealed that governments in the Middle East and North Africa markets are expected to spend $11.6 billion …
Nexthink signs Redington Value as MEA VAD
Nexthink has announced that it signed Redington Value as its value-added distributor for the Middle East and Africa. Maged Eid, …
Nexthink signs StarLink to strengthen META distribution channel
StarLink has announced that it signed a distribution agreement with Nexthink to sell, install and support the latter’s end-user IT analytics solutions through its extensive network of channel partners to enterprise and government customers in the region.
The worker’s shift
The consumerisation of IT is driven by employees who buy their own devices, use their own personal online service accounts, install their own applications and then connect to the corporate network, often without the organisation’s knowledge or approval. Is this new wave of autonomy a friend or foe to the IT department?