Gulf Business - April 2019
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The Money Man - With a billion dollar investment career and numerous successful businesses to his name, what next for entrepreneur and financier Shailesh Dash? How customer-centricity is changing the region's healthcare industry. Saudi has embarked on spending spree in 2019. But where is the money going? Former DP World CEO, HE Dr Mohammed Sharaf, gives us lessons in leadership. Find out who the big winners were at the Dubai Lynx Festival of Creativity.
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Riding the wave
UAE homegrown boat manufacturing business, Gulf Craft, helmed by Mohammed Hussein Alshaali, has built itself into a world-class player – evident in the new Majesty 175 which conducted its first sea trials earlier this year
Run and Transform
Micro Focus joins Jaguar Racing as official technical partner
QATAR: SCORING THE GOAL
Normalisation of ties with the GCC, the upcoming FIFA World Cup and economic reforms are painting a positive picture for the gas-rich nation
Shot in the arm: AI's healthcare journey
Hospitals generate massive amounts of data from the hospital information system (HIS), picture archiving and communication system (PACS) and laboratory information system (LIS). Analysing this data can have a major impact on health outcomes. The technology to securely and efficiently analyse this massive trove of data to gain any meaningful insights has been wanting, until now. AI, which by nature requires the ingestion of enormous amounts of data, was built for these types of environments.
NOT SET IN STONE
Keeping pace with the changing times has been key for retail heavyweight Landmark Group even as it continues to expand, reveals its CEO and chairwoman Renuka Jagtiani
Skin in the game
Here’s why the sales of gaming equipment have soared in recent months
The 7-steps to profit
These principles are essential to help you tighten up your business model
INVESTING–IN THE–FUTURE
The pandemic has further emphasised the need for diversification among investors while also accelerating the adoption of new assets in the digital space. What comes next? Gulf Business speaks to AIX Investment Group’s board advisor Fadi Dabbagh and senior financial advisor Khalid El-Mikhi
Transforming the WAY WE WORK
Digital transformation is more relevant than it ever was in the region, says Wang Di, president of Huawei Digital Power in the Middle East
Ahead of the curve: Tech of tomorrow
CEOs have been asking questions about how their businesses can remain competitive in the era of disruption. More and more, the answer lies in a set of inter-related innovations commonly referred to as emerging technologies, although now increasingly mainstreamed.
