The Pearl Initiative, a non-profit organisation focused on corporate accountability and transparency in the Gulf region, recently held a Business Pledge session at the University of Bahrain, engaging with more than 450 students.
Stable and sustainable partnerships are more important than ever to overcome an era of disruption, business leaders stressed at Schneider Electric’s Innovation Summit Middle East & Africa 2022.
Veeam Software, the leader in backup, recovery and data management solutions that deliver Modern Data Protection, today kicked off its annual user conference, VeeamON 2022, the Modern Data Protection Conference of the Year, delivering a rich, hybrid experience to almost 45,000 registrants from across the globe. Outlining the company’s vision for data protection across Cloud, Virtual, Physical, SaaS and Kubernetes environments through a blend of on-site and virtual experiences, VeeamON 2022 features keynote sessions from Veeam’s leadership – including new CEO, Anand Eswaran, and Danny Allan, CTO & SVP Product Strategy – guest speakers from HBC and KASIKORN Business-Technology Group [KBTG], among others, and provides valuable insight to help customers and their partners who are looking to accelerate their data protection journeys.
Schneider Electric, a global pioneer utilizing digital transformation for enhanced energy management, automation and sustainability, organized a session titled ‘Future of Cities’ at its Innovation Summit Middle East and Africa where future foresight experts and global corporate leaders have unanimously determined that the future of cities is digital and will be built around big data, renewable energy, electricity and smart mobility.
Colton Herta prevails in treacherous, constantly changing conditions to win the GMR Grand Prix of Indianapolis
The magnetic pull of bookselling, the power of collaborations, and the increasingly diversified business models that are now reshaping the industry, were at the heart of the closing sessions of the inaugural International Booksellers Conference which concluded at the headquarters of the Sharjah Book Authority (SBA).
Despite reforms and policy changes, Arab women continue to face numerous challenges to realize their full professional potential. The Covid-19 pandemic has given a rise to unique risks and to new opportunities for the enterprising Arab women.
