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Press Release: Autodesk A dvancements in data, industry cloud and investments in core portfolio lead the transformation towards outcome-based BIM New connection between Autodesk Forma and Autodesk Docs, Autodesk’s AECO data repository The beta release of Autodesk Assistant in Autodesk Construction Cloud lets users ask questions around their specification documents. Australia & New Zealand – October 16, 2024 – Announced at the annual Design & Make conference, Autodesk University, Autodesk is introducing new artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities and data connections to accelerate the digital transformation of the architecture, engineering, construction, and operations (AECO) industry, and support organisations’ ability to deliver smarter, more resilient ways of designing and making homes, workplaces, and communities. “We understand the challenges to achieve this future: the $3.7 trillion needed to meet infrastructure needs, the staggering amount of waste generated yearly from construction and demolition, the increasing project complexities, and tightening budgets,” said Amy Bunszel, EVP of architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) solutions at Autodesk. “We believe that outcome-based building information modeling (BIM) is the solution to achieving outcomes like carbon neutrality or reduced waste throughout the project lifecycle. The foundation of outcome-based BIM is data — data that’s granular, accessible, and open, uniting teams […]

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You’re reading Entrepreneur Middle East, an international franchise of Entrepreneur Media. Amazon Web Services and e& The UAE-headquartered global technology group e& signed a US$1 billion-plus (AED3.7 billion) agreement with cloud provider Amazon Web Services to accelerate the impact of cloud-driven innovation and digital transformation across the region. The alliance will focus on delivering core cloud services like storage, computing, networking, cybersecurity, as well as artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML). It will combine AWS’s cloud infrastructure and solutions, which are sovereign by design, with e&’s network capabilities to address the most stringent customer requirements across the public sector and regulated industries, including healthcare, finance, and oil and gas in the Middle East. Together, the companies will provide cloud solutions that align with industry regulations, meeting the growing demand for secure and scalable infrastructure. By aligning with AWS, e& solidifies its role as a key enabler of the UAE’s digital economy, unlocking new growth opportunities for businesses of all sizes. Hatem Dowidar, Group CEO of e& , said, "This agreement with AWS demonstrates our shared long-term strategic goal to create an ecosystem that supports today’s digital needs and lays the foundation for future growth. We are enabling businesses […]

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SatellitePro ME addresses all aspects of the satellite industry, covering the key vertical markets including Oil & Gas, Broadcast, Telco, Maritime, Government & Military, Aviation and Enterprise. Experts discuss the paramount issues within the industry, from interference and regulation to standards and market breakthroughs.

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How Tencent Cloud’s partnership with TAMM is transforming e-government services. Photo-Illustration: Umang Sawkar As governments worldwide continue their journey toward digitalization, the Middle East is witnessing a remarkable transformation in the realm of e-government services. One of the most innovative partnerships fueling this shift is between Tencent Cloud and TAMM , a platform provided by the Abu Dhabi Government that consolidates over 800 services into a single application. The TAMM platform aims to become an indispensable resource for Abu Dhabi’s residents, businesses, and visitors. The newly launched platform offers seamless access to a wide array of services, including education, social insurance, housing allowance, and birth certificates. What makes TAMM truly stand out is its ability to integrate services from multiple government agencies into a single, user-friendly app. The TAMM platform serves as a comprehensive gateway to all services provided by the Abu Dhabi Government. Whether you’re a citizen, resident, business owner, or visitor, TAMM enables you to apply for services, engage with customer support, and monitor your applications seamlessly—all from a single interface. Dan Hu, Vice President of Tencent Cloud International for Middle East and Africa, describes this collaboration as a significant leap forward for both entities. “We are […]

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Participants of the National Dialogue on Strengthening the Regional Economic Sector through Essential Oil Commodities and Access to Finance in Aceh (16/10) Copyright ILO Jakarta/2024 Press release ILO together with the Financial Services Authority (OJK) Office in Aceh, and the Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs held a “National Dialogue on Strengthening the Regional Economic Sector through Essential Oil Commodities and Access to Finance” to strengthen financial inclusion and digital transformation in Aceh’s patchouli oil sector. BANDA ACEH (Press release) – The International Labour Organization (ILO), in collaboration with the Financial Services Authority (OJK) Office in Aceh, and the Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs as the Secretariat of the National Council for Financial Inclusion (DNKI), is accelerating efforts to enhance financial inclusion and digitize the patchouli oil sector in Aceh. ILO through the Promise II Impact Project, funded by the Swiss State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO), has encouraged the development of a new value chain ecosystem in the Aceh Patchouli Oil sector and strengthened it with a digital Enterprise Resource Planning system. This initiative aligns with Indonesia’s National Strategy for Inclusive Finance (SNKI), as outlined in Presidential Decree 114 of 2020. The Regional Financial Access Acceleration Team (TPAKD) Forum, […]

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By : Samira Njoya In today’s digital world, data management is a top priority for governments and businesses alike. Implementing solutions like artificial intelligence is crucial to tackling the challenges of information security and confidentiality. Morocco will accelerate its digital transformation by leveraging the expertise of AI71, a company specializing in artificial intelligence (AI). On Monday, October 14, a partnership agreement was signed in Dubai during the Gitex Global technology exhibition between Morocco’s Ministry of Digital Transition and the United Arab Emirates’ Technology Research Council, which owns AI71. Under the agreement, Morocco will leverage AI-based solutions developed by AI71. In addition to integrating these advanced technologies, the initiative aims to support Moroccan startups by providing them with privileged access to innovative solutions through partnerships with the Emirati company. The goal is to boost these young companies’ competitiveness on the international stage. This partnership is part of the "Morocco Digital 2030" strategy and strengthens the country’s digital transformation efforts. It particularly focuses on adopting AI solutions like "Falcon," which will provide Moroccan businesses and institutions with effective tools for data management and protection. These solutions will enhance information confidentiality and security, addressing the current challenges of handling personal data. The […]

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The momentum behind digital transformation continues to build – but how should leaders effectively adopt AI infrastructure? Northern Data Group’s chief operating officer, Rosanne Kincaid-Smith, explains Sponsored by Istock 1469706255 AI adoption is growing, as is the excitement about the business benefits it can bring. Research from Deloitte found that 91% of organisations expect generative AI to deliver significant productivity gains across their operations. But business leaders also face the challenge of integrating AI effectively, ensuring data security, easing concerns about the impact of the technology and future-proofing investments. Northern Data Group’s chief operating officer, Rosanne Kincaid-Smith, discusses how AI and hybrid cloud platforms can improve decision-making and operations, and bring long-term value. Q How fast is the business world changing and should people be concerned? A Things are changing very quickly. Everything is becoming focused on AI. You won’t speak to anybody who says you don’t need to have an AI strategy, but you won’t find very many people who can tell you exactly what that is or what that means. People are taking a broad-brush approach. Ironically, this technology has been around for a very long time. You’ve had Siri on your phone for the better part […]

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The second day of the 18th International Co-operative Alliance (ICA) Asia Pacific Research Conference held at the Indian Institute of Management-Kozhikode (IIM-K) on October 16 (Wednesday) saw experts advocating for digital transformation to empower the co-operative sector. The four-day event is jointly hosted by the ICA Asia Pacific, IIM-K, and the centenary-celebrating Uralungal Labour Contract Co-operative Society (ULCCS). The inaugural session was held with an international seminar at the UL CyberPark on October 15 (Tuesday). From Wednesday onwards, the venue of the conference was shifted to the IIM-K campus. The opening session chaired by IIM-K Director Prof. Debashis Chatterjee discussed the critical need for businesses to adopt conscious capitalism, focusing on environmental impact and sustainability. He proposed a framework based on Indian values — Sathyam (Truth), Nithyam (Sustainability), and Purnam (Wholeness) — to guide businesses in their transition toward responsible practices. The three values also serve as the guiding principles for the premier B-school, Prof. Chatterjee said. Speaking on the occasion, Yashavantha Dongre, Vice-Chancellor of Chanakya University and Chair of Research at the ICA -Asia Pacific, emphasised the urgent need for research and collaboration within co-operatives to ensure sustainable growth. Delivering the keynote address, former Finance Minister T.M. Thomas […]

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Saumya Aggarwal, Bloomberg EMEA digital strategy lead; James Glover, Nedbank head of global markets; Absa Chief Operations Officer Dr. Philile Mkhize; Dr. Mark Nasila, chief data and analytics officer for FirstRand’s Risk Office; and STANLIB Portfolio Manager and Head of Systematic Solutions Rademeyer Vermaak.(Source: Bloomberg) Digital transformation is not about technology, it is about how technology is used to drive purpose and business objectives in a manner that delivers the best customer experience. These perspectives were voiced by Absa Chief Operations Officer Dr. Philile Mkhize, who spoke during a panel discussion on digitalizing financial markets at Bloomberg’s Future of Finance event in Johannesburg, South Africa, this week. Mkhize said that digital transformation is not a destination, it is a journey, with several key milestones driven by both customer and employee demands that continue to evolve. "There are several areas where technology enables digital transformation, and the pace that transformation is accelerating requires organizations to think differently, so that even our mindsets need to continue to transform," she continued. Dr. Mark Nasila, chief data and analytics officer for FirstRand’s Risk Office, weighed in, citing that global pressures are driving the context of digital transformation. "I am talking about the global […]

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The transformation is set to include the implementation of artificial intelligence (AI), Internet of Medical Things (IoMT), and big data analytics in its clinics nationwide. Mainboard-listed healthcare group Singapore Paincare Holdings Frq has invested $1.5 million to scale operations for its chain of clinics, according to an Oct 14 release. The investment is part of a digital transformation across the group’s clinical operations and medical processes in Singapore and across the region. It is expected to include the implementation of artificial intelligence (AI), Internet of Medical Things (IoMT), and big data analytics in its clinics nationwide to improve the delivery and accessibility of healthcare services, in line with the Ministry of Health’s (MOH) Healthier SG programme. According to the group, the digitisation of its services is also set to “elevate treatment efficiency and doctor-patient relationships” across its clinics, which comprise specialist clinics, general practitioner clinics, and traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) and physiotherapy centres". Additionally, the group has also entered into a partnership with digital health technology specialist, UCrest, to design and implement the adoption of these advanced technologies at scale. The group adds that the partnership is expected to include the “comprehensive integration of AI in all aspects of […]

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