Tech firm Software AG is returning to the 40th edition of GITEX Technology Week to highlight solutions that accelerate living connections through digital via infrastructure software.
This year’s theme ‘Explore a world of living connections’, will see Software AG promote latest technological advances in the energy industry to intelligent smart city solutions. In addition, the company will also demonstrate hybrid integration, process mining and customer experience management tools.
“As the world continues to reel from the impact of the pandemic, Dubai has once again exhibited resilience and continues to create tremendous opportunities for businesses to drive growth,” said Rami Kichli, Vice-President, Gulf and Levant at Software AG. “As the first in-person tech event of the year, our presence as a tech vendor is paramount to meet with business leaders, visionaries, government officials and the larger ecosystem with an influx of latest solutions success stories that bolster digitally empowered economies.”
Kichli added that: “A fragmented and disconnected approach is no longer an option for businesses. The proliferation of connected devices in short timespans has led to an upsurge in data volumes for enterprises. Businesses therefore need to adopt connected enterprise capabilities by accelerating business transformation processes, turning data into critical business insights and actions, to achieve resilience and sustained growth. In effect, a future ready and connected enterprise drives competitive advantage and strengthens long term strategic position.”
The spotlight at the booth is on students from UAE Universities competing through their distinctive IoT and AI based prototypes that monitor air quality, monitor and control remote pipelines and smart recycling. Debuting at the exhibition this year is the ‘Future Disruptors Award’ that fosters a close working relationship with the workforce of tomorrow.
“As the war for talent intensifies, it is imperative to start training our next-gen workforce in IoT and AI based technologies to foster these skills for their success in the digitally powered world,” said Vijay Jaswal, CTO, Middle East and Turkey, Software AG. “The award has been introduced to nurture innovation and offer young minds the opportunity to bring their concepts to life. It also bridges the University-Workplace gap for knowledge-based economies of the future, accelerated advances in education, economy and society in line with the city’s digital goals.”
Software AG is exhibiting from the central concourse – Hall 6, stand B10.
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