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Acclaimed most influential technology vendors, telecommunications operators, and IT service providers from across the Middle East, Turkey, and Africa (META) are set to gather at the Address Dubai Marina hotel on Wednesday, January 23, as International Data Corporation (IDC) hosts 'IDC Directions 2019', an event specially tailored for the region's leading ICT players to garner insights into the challenges and opportunities that lie in wait for the coming 12 months.
Running under the theme 'Multiplied Innovation: Scaling a Technology Revolution in the Middle East, Turkey, and Africa', the event will provide an exclusive platform for senior executives from the region’s pre-eminent technology firms to engage with experienced local and global IDC analysts on their predictions for the META landscape and evaluate the countries, industries, and technologies where opportunities for future growth lie.
IDC's senior vice president and chief analyst, Frank Gens, will speak at the event, presenting his outlook for the global ICT industry and examining the role that multiplied innovation will play in furthering the development of the region's digital transformation economy.
"Multiplied innovation represents the next chapter of the digital transformation journey, and the emergence of new digital business models will see more than half of the global economy become digitalized by 2021," says Gens. "The new imperative is to keep pace with the unprecedented rate of business change while increasing the speed of business operations, the speed at which changes are delivered, and the speed and scale of innovation. The forces of multiplied innovation are powering up in the META region, and we are seeing an explosion in digital innovation platforms and ecosystems to facilitate this transformation."
There will be a dedicated session exploring the META region's economic outlook, while a panel of senior IDC country heads will dissect and contextualize the technology-led innovation and entrepreneurship taking root in many cities and countries across the region. An executive panel session will examine the emerging priorities that will shape the CxO growth agenda of tomorrow, with a particular focus on the struggle that many organizations will face in trying to balance traditional systems and next-generation technologies.
"Developing an effective digital transformation platform that can sustain, advance, and scale business operations may be the most important task facing the region's decision makers over the next few years," says Jyoti Lalchandani, IDC's group vice president and regional managing director for META. "Many future applications will be developed by AIs without human supervision, and the future workplace will undoubtedly become far more collaborative. However, while new technologies are transforming key aspects of the modern business, legacy systems are holding others back, limiting innovation, opportunity, and engagement."
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Running under the theme 'Multiplied Innovation: Scaling a Technology Revolution in the Middle East, Turkey, and Africa', the event will provide an exclusive platform for senior executives from the region’s pre-eminent technology firms to engage with experienced local and global IDC analysts on their predictions for the META landscape and evaluate the countries, industries, and technologies where opportunities for future growth lie.
IDC's senior vice president and chief analyst, Frank Gens, will speak at the event, presenting his outlook for the global ICT industry and examining the role that multiplied innovation will play in furthering the development of the region's digital transformation economy.
"Multiplied innovation represents the next chapter of the digital transformation journey, and the emergence of new digital business models will see more than half of the global economy become digitalized by 2021," says Gens. "The new imperative is to keep pace with the unprecedented rate of business change while increasing the speed of business operations, the speed at which changes are delivered, and the speed and scale of innovation. The forces of multiplied innovation are powering up in the META region, and we are seeing an explosion in digital innovation platforms and ecosystems to facilitate this transformation."
There will be a dedicated session exploring the META region's economic outlook, while a panel of senior IDC country heads will dissect and contextualize the technology-led innovation and entrepreneurship taking root in many cities and countries across the region. An executive panel session will examine the emerging priorities that will shape the CxO growth agenda of tomorrow, with a particular focus on the struggle that many organizations will face in trying to balance traditional systems and next-generation technologies.
"Developing an effective digital transformation platform that can sustain, advance, and scale business operations may be the most important task facing the region's decision makers over the next few years," says Jyoti Lalchandani, IDC's group vice president and regional managing director for META. "Many future applications will be developed by AIs without human supervision, and the future workplace will undoubtedly become far more collaborative. However, while new technologies are transforming key aspects of the modern business, legacy systems are holding others back, limiting innovation, opportunity, and engagement."
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