Perspectives on technology investment, digital transformation across the MENA region, and the future of enterprise IT from AbornOne's leadership.
Enterprise technology in the MENA region is undergoing a decisive shift. Companies that embraced basic digitisation a decade ago now face a new imperative: evolving toward AI-driven intelligent systems that learn, adapt, and outperform.
Our leadership team writes on the topics that matter most to technology decision-makers across the Gulf — from AI adoption to talent strategy to long-term investment in regional digital infrastructure.
The conversation has moved beyond AI readiness. Enterprise CIOs in the Gulf must design AI architectures that are secure, scalable, and aligned with Vision 2030 objectives.
Scaling a technology company across borders is one of the hardest things in business. AbornOne's Muzaffar Jamil draws on 25 years in MEA markets to lay out the real barriers.
UAE's position as the GCC's premier technology investment destination is well established. The syndicate model opens dimensions that traditional VC cannot.
Most GCC enterprises carry significant legacy IT debt. Abornstor Technology outlines a phased migration approach that preserves operational continuity while accelerating cloud adoption.
The GCC faces a structural shortage of mid-to-senior technology talent. AvornForce's approach — combining deep screening with long-term placement partnerships — is redefining workforce solutions.
The next competitive horizon for regional businesses isn't adoption of AI — it's the depth and sophistication of that adoption. We explore what separates early movers from true technology leaders.