Cloud Migration in KSA

Cloud Migration in KSA

Cloud Migration in KSA

A Strategic Approach to Readiness, Risk, and ROI

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Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 has made digital infrastructure a national priority. Cloud adoption is central to that agenda, enabling enterprises to modernise operations, scale AI initiatives, and compete on a regional and global scale. With public cloud services in Saudi Arabia expected to grow at a 31% CAGR through 2029, nearly tripling the annual market size, cloud has become a strategic priority for enterprises across the Kingdom. Recent regional conflict has further sharpened that conversation.

 

However, the modernization gap remains a reality in the region.

 

IDC research shows that 51% of organizations across META continue to rely on legacy applications due to concerns about business disruption. For Saudi organisations, monolithic systems remain a key barrier, driving up migration costs and extending timelines. Many enterprises default to lift-and-shift approaches that accelerate early migration but limit long-term cloud ROI.

 

This exclusive roundtable discussion, hosted by Sudo in association with IDC, will explore how enterprise leaders in Saudi Arabia can approach cloud migration more strategically assessing readiness, mitigating risk, and aligning cloud investments more closely with business outcomes.

Key Discussion Points

  • How Vision 2030 priorities are shaping enterprise cloud strategy and what alignment looks like in practice
  • How sovereign cloud, data residency, and NCA compliance shape cloud architecture and migration decisions in KSA
  • How to accelerate migration timelines while maintaining robust security controls and risk management
  • How to build the internal capability to operate, optimize, and grow on the cloud post-migration

Agenda

Cloud Migration in KSA

Mon, Jun 22

6:00PM

Registration & Networking

6:45PM

IDC Welcome Address

6:50PM

IDC Keynote – Beyond Residency: Running Sovereign Cloud and AI in the Kingdom

Saudi Arabia has passed the cloud decision; spending and adoption show the debate is settled. The harder question is operational: sovereignty is now less about where data sits and more about who runs it and how. This keynote argues that the operating model that determines whether the Kingdom’s cloud and AI plans hold at production scale.

Shahin Hashim

Shahin Hashim

Associate Research Director (META), IDC

7:10PM

From Migration to Modernization: Building a Cloud Foundation for Resilience, ROI, and AI in Saudi Arabia

As Saudi Arabian organizations accelerate their digital transformation journeys, the shift from cloud migration to cloud modernization has become mission-critical. This session explores how enterprises can build a robust cloud foundation that drives resilience, delivers measurable ROI, and unlocks the full potential of AI. We will examine the key pillars of a future-ready cloud strategy — from optimizing workloads and governance frameworks to enabling AI-powered innovation at scale. Drawing on real-world insights, attendees will leave with a clear roadmap for turning their cloud investments into a strategic advantage aligned with Saudi Vision 2030 and the demands of tomorrow’s digital economy.

Hameedullah Khan

Hameedullah Khan

CEO, SUDO Consultants

7:30PM

Panel Discussion – Securing the Kingdom: Navigating Compliance, Sovereignty, and Cyber Resilience in the AWS KSA Region

With the launch of the AWS KSA Region, Saudi enterprises now have the infrastructure to meet the Kingdom’s evolving regulatory landscape — but compliance and security require more than just local data residency. This panel brings together cloud architects, cybersecurity leaders, and regulatory experts to explore how organizations can align with NCA’s Essential Cybersecurity Controls (ECC), NDMO’s Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL), and SAMA’s cloud security mandates within a sovereign cloud framework. Panelists will examine how the AWS Shared Responsibility Model redefines security ownership for KSA customers, and how global threat intelligence can be harnessed to defend against regional and state-sponsored cyber threats — ensuring the Kingdom’s digital transformation is both agile and secure.

Syed Rehan

Syed Rehan

Partner Solution Architect – Cybersecurity and AI, AWS

Shahin Hashim

Shahin Hashim

Associate Research Director (META), IDC

Hameedullah Khan

Hameedullah Khan

CEO, SUDO Consultants

8:00PM

Summary and Close

8:05PM

Dinner and Networking

Speakers

Shahin Hashim

Shahin Hashim

Associate Research Director (META)

IDC

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Hameedullah Khan

Hameedullah Khan

CEO

SUDO Consultants

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Syed Rehan

Syed Rehan

Partner Solution Architect – Cybersecurity and AI

AWS

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Mecca Meeting Room, Fairmont Riyadh, Business Gate

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Scaling Egypt’s AI Ambition: Why a Universal Semantic Layer Is Now Critical Infrastructure

Egypt is moving fast. With a bold National AI Strategy (2025–2030), a target to drive 7.7% of GDP through digital technologies, and an ambition to develop 30,000 AI specialists, the country is not just participating in the global AI race—it is actively shaping it.

This strategy is built on six pillars: Governance, Technology, Data, Infrastructure, Ecosystem, and Talent. The inclusion of “Data” as a standalone pillar reflects a clear understanding: data is the raw material of intelligence.

As organizations across Egypt accelerate AI adoption, the focus is shifting from experimentation to execution. Across banking, telecom, government, healthcare, and emerging sectors such as agriculture, the question is no longer whether to deploy AI—it is whether AI can operate on trusted, consistent, and governed business meaning across increasingly distributed data environments.

This is where the real opportunity emerges.

Enterprises often assume that once AI is connected to data, it will understand the business. In reality, AI interprets tables, columns, and raw records—it does not inherently understand what defines a “customer,” “revenue,” or “risk.” Without a shared layer of meaning, outputs can vary across systems and teams.

Consider a bank building AI models across departments. Marketing may define “high-value customers” based on transaction frequency, while risk defines them based on creditworthiness. Without alignment, AI-driven decisions can diverge—not because the models are flawed, but because the underlying business logic is fragmented.

A Universal Semantic Layer addresses this challenge.

It acts as a centralized, governed representation of business logic—defining metrics, rules, and relationships once, and making them consistently available across all systems, dashboards, and AI applications. In doing so, it becomes more than a data layer; it becomes a strategic enabler across Egypt’s AI pillars.

For Governance, it ensures consistent and enforceable business definitions.
For Technology and Infrastructure, it decouples logic from underlying systems, enabling flexibility and scalability.
For Talent, it translates complex data into business language, empowering a broader set of professionals to contribute to AI-driven growth.

As AI adoption scales across Egypt’s priority sectors, this foundation becomes critical. Industry analysts now position the semantic layer as essential enterprise infrastructure, underscoring its role in enabling trusted, scalable AI.

The path forward is clear: before scaling AI, organizations must scale understanding.

In Egypt’s AI journey, competitive advantage will not come from deploying more models. It will come from ensuring those models operate on a unified, trusted understanding of the business.

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Accelerating Vision 2030 with Data and AI: The Couchbase – AWS CxO Roundtable

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Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 has elevated technology from an IT conversation to a national economic strategy. AI is no longer optional; it is the center of national transformation.

 

IDC research points to a market in rapid transition. As recently as 2024, over 55% of Saudi organizations were using AI in a piecemeal fashion. By the end of 2026, approximately 50% of them are expected to have an enterprise-wide AI strategy in place. The leap in maturity is significant.

 

But it raises an equally important question: is the data foundation ready to support that ambition?

 

Data readiness and AI readiness are not separate conversations. Organization therefore must embrace a deliberate data architectural evolution: from legacy to cloud-ready to truly AI-ready. For many enterprises in the Kingdom, this means moving away from fragmented, siloed architectures like traditional databases, NoSQL systems, search engines, and caches – each built for a different purpose, none built for this moment.

 

IDC, Couchbase and AWS are bringing together senior technology leaders in Saudi Arabia to explore the journey toward platforms that can power the next generation of intelligent applications at scale.

Discussion Areas

Unified data platforms as a single source of truth, eliminating the complexity of fragmented stacks

Building and scaling intelligent applications in the Saudi enterprise context

Cloud as the foundation for scalable, secure, and compliant AI workloads

Trust, security, and data governance as enablers of AI adoption

Agenda

Accelerating Vision 2030 with Data and AI: The Couchbase – AWS CxO Roundtable

Tue, Jun 23

5:30PM

Registration & Networking

6:00PM

Welcome Address

Stuart Bulley

Stuart Bulley

Managing Director, Central Europe & Growth Markets, Couchbase

6:10PM

Building the AI-Ready Data Foundation in Saudi Arabia: The Path to Unlocking Opportunities of the Agent Economy

By 2029, one billion AI agents will reshape the global economy, and Saudi Arabia is racing to be among the leaders of the AI economy. This session examines agentic AI adoption trends in the Kingdom, the organizational and data challenges IT leaders face, and the critical gaps in data maturity hindering AI value delivery. Drawing on IDC research, we explore how AI-ready data platforms, supported by strategic partner ecosystems, enable enterprises to move from ambition to impact, and what it takes to align use case selection with a platform-led approach to AI innovation.

Melih Murat

Melih Murat

Associate Research Director, Artificial Intelligence (META), IDC

6:30PM

Powering AI-Driven Transformation in Saudi Arabia with Modern Data Platforms

This session explores how modern data platforms are enabling organizations across Saudi Arabia to accelerate AI-driven transformation and unlock greater business value. As enterprises embrace digital innovation under Vision 2030, the ability to unify, manage, and analyze large volumes of data has become critical for driving intelligent decision-making, operational efficiency, and customer-centric experiences.

The discussion will highlight how scalable cloud-based architectures, real-time analytics, and integrated data ecosystems are helping organizations build strong AI foundations while overcoming challenges related to data silos, governance, security, and scalability. Attendees will gain insights into the role of modern data platforms in supporting advanced AI use cases, improving agility, and enabling sustainable innovation across industries.

Mahmoud Younes

Mahmoud Younes

Senior Solutions Engineer, Couchbase

6:50PM

Accelerating Innovation in KSA: AWS Region, Launch Services, and Partner Ecosystem

As Saudi Arabia accelerates its digital transformation journey, organizations are increasingly looking to harness scalable, secure, and locally supported cloud capabilities to drive innovation. This session will explore how the AWS Region in KSA, combined with AWS Launch Services and a strong partner ecosystem, is enabling businesses to innovate faster, modernize operations, and unlock new opportunities across industries.

Discover how AWS and its ecosystem are supporting enterprises in building future-ready digital foundations aligned with the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 ambitions.

Faisal Banaeamah

Faisal Banaeamah

Senior Partner Solutions Architect, MENAT, AWS

7:10PM

Networking Break

7:20PM

Fireside Chat – The Agent Economy Starts Here: Building Saudi Arabia’s AI-Ready Data Foundation

Saudi Arabia’s enterprises are racing to become AI-first — yet many are discovering that their data foundations are not yet AI-ready. This panel session extends IDC’s infobrief, “Building the AI-Ready Data Foundation in Saudi Arabia: The Path to Unlocking Opportunities of the Agent Economy“, bringing the research to life through a structured fireside chat with experts from IDC, Couchbase, and AWS.

Melih Murat

Melih Murat

Associate Research Director, Artificial Intelligence (META), IDC

Stuart Bulley

Stuart Bulley

Managing Director, Central Europe & Growth Markets, Couchbase

Mahmoud Younes

Mahmoud Younes

Senior Solutions Engineer, Couchbase

Faisal Banaeamah

Faisal Banaeamah

Senior Partner Solutions Architect, MENAT, AWS

7:50PM

Closing Note

8:00PM

Dinner & Networking

Speakers

Melih Murat

Melih Murat

Associate Research Director, Artificial Intelligence (META)

IDC

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Stuart Bulley

Stuart Bulley

Managing Director, Central Europe & Growth Markets

Couchbase

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Mahmoud Younes

Mahmoud Younes

Senior Solutions Engineer

Couchbase

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Faisal Banaeamah

Faisal Banaeamah

Senior Partner Solutions Architect, MENAT

AWS

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Fairmont Riyadh

Mecca Meeting Room

Area, Business Gate, Qurtubah

Riyadh 11552

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Turn AI from Threat to Advantage: The Rise of Autonomous Security

Turn AI from Threat to Advantage: The Rise of Autonomous Security

Turn AI from Threat to Advantage

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Regional tensions have reinforced a reality many organizations are now confronting: disruption is no longer an exception. It is the operating environment. Alongside these events, enterprises in the UAE and the wider region have experienced cyber incidents that directly tested operational resilience, recovery readiness, and leadership decision making.

 

The response is visible in investment priorities. According to IDC, geopolitical tensions in the Middle East are sharply accelerating cybersecurity investment across the region. Cybersecurity ranks as the second-highest IT investment priority in the UAE, with budgets flowing into both new security initiatives and AI-driven security enhancements.

 

This closed-door‑ executive forum, hosted by IBM in collaboration with IDC, brings together C-suite‑ leaders and senior security executives to explore cyber resilience as a strategic business capability, not just a technical function. The discussion will focus on how organizations can maintain business continuity and trust amid escalating regional risks, increasingly sophisticated cyber attacks, and rapid adoption of AI across core business operations.

 

A central theme of the session will be resilience by design: Designing AI systems that are secure, governable, and resilient from inception. Understanding how AI is being weaponized by adversaries to increase scale, speed, and impact. Leveraging AI to strengthen cyber defense, accelerate recovery, and improve decision‑making under pressure.

 

Anchored in IDC’s independent market research and IBM’s global threat intelligence, the forum will provide leaders with practical perspectives on embedding resilience into security, AI, and operating models—to ensure organizations can withstand disruption, recover faster, and continue to innovate safely.

 

Agenda

Turn AI from Threat to Advantage: The Rise of Autonomous Security

Wed, Jun 10

6:00PM

Registration and Networking

6:30PM

Welcome Address

Ammar Almarzooqi

Ammar Almarzooqi

Associate Partner – Cybersecurity Services, IBM Consulting

6:35PM

Main Keynote on Cybersecurity at the Intersection of AI

Dr Bushra Al Blooshi

Dr Bushra Al Blooshi

Executive Director of Cybersecurity, Governance and Risk Management Department, Dubai Electronic Security Center (DESC)

6:45PM

The Shift to Autonomous Security: How Governed AI is Redefining Enterprise Security

Frontier AI is rapidly transforming the cyber threat landscape, enabling attackers to launch faster, more adaptive, and more disruptive attacks with unprecedented ease. Traditional, human-centric security programs are struggling to keep pace with autonomous, AI-driven adversaries. Organizations now require security models that operate continuously at machine speed, autonomously and in coordination across the enterprise.

IBM Autonomous Security addresses this shift through a multi-agent approach that delivers real-time intelligence, automated decision-making, and rapid response across governance, risk, identity, and threat operations—reducing exposure windows and strengthening cyber resilience.

In this session, IBM experts will discuss how frontier AI is reshaping the attack lifecycle and why autonomous, agent-based security is becoming essential. The session will also explore how IBM Autonomous Security enables continuous, machine-speed defense and governance. By the end, attendees will understand how to shorten exposure windows, contain accelerated attacks faster, and gain continuous insights into governance systems and compliance posture.

Dave McGinnis

Dave McGinnis

Vice President & Senior Partner, IBM Global Cyber Threat Management, IBM Consulting

M.J. Vaidya

M.J. Vaidya

Global Senior Partner, Cyber Strategy & Risk, IBM Consulting

7:45PM

Executive Roundtable: From Strategy to Action & Closing

A discussion that brings together executive perspectives on how organisations are operationalising cyber resilience in the age of AI. The session will explore how leaders can balance rapid AI adoption with security and governance obligations, while addressing the critical decisions CISOs and business executives will need to make to strengthen resilience and prepare for autonomous threats.

Hamad Musabeh

Hamad Musabeh

Senior Director of the Information Security Department, Digital Dubai Government Establishment, Digital Dubai

Yaqoub AlZarooni

Yaqoub AlZarooni

Head of Information Security & Risk Management & Intelligent Operation Center, Du

Dave McGinnis

Dave McGinnis

Vice President & Senior Partner, IBM Global Cyber Threat Management, IBM Consulting

8:15PM

Dinner & Networking

Speakers

Dr Bushra Al Blooshi

Dr Bushra Al Blooshi

Executive Director of Cybersecurity, Governance and Risk Management Department

Dubai Electronic Security Center (DESC)

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Hamad Musabeh

Hamad Musabeh

Senior Director of the Information Security Department

Digital Dubai Government Establishment, Digital Dubai

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Yaqoub AlZarooni

Yaqoub AlZarooni

Head of Information Security & Risk Management & Intelligent Operation Center

Du

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Ammar Almarzooqi

Ammar Almarzooqi

Associate Partner – Cybersecurity Services

IBM Consulting

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Dave McGinnis

Dave McGinnis

Vice President & Senior Partner, IBM Global Cyber Threat Management

IBM Consulting

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M.J. Vaidya

M.J. Vaidya

Global Senior Partner, Cyber Strategy & Risk

IBM Consulting

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Jumeirah Mina Al Salaam

Majlis Al Mina Ballroom

Madinat Jumeirah
Dubai

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Knowledge Hub / Ali Yazıcı

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Ali Yazıcı
Founder & CEO
ODYA Teknoloji
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IT Operasyonlarının Yeni Standardı Parçalı Sistemler Değil, AI-Merkezli Tek Bir Operasyonel Zekâ!

IT operasyonları uzun süredir araç sayısının arttığı ancak bütünlüğün kaybolduğu bir yapıda ilerliyor. ITSM, monitoring ve CMDB gibi kritik süreçler ayrı platformlarda yürütüldüğünde, organizasyonlar veriye sahip olur ama bütün resmi göremez. Sorun çoğu zaman erken fark edilmez; fark edildiğinde ise genellikle büyümüş olur.

Bu tabloyu değiştiren şey yalnızca entegrasyon değil, AI’ın operasyonun merkezine yerleşmesidir. AI-native bir yaklaşımda IT operasyonları, sistemler arası veri akışıyla değil ortak bir karar zekâsıyla çalışır. Monitoring’den gelen bir sinyal yalnızca bir alert değildir; AI tarafından yorumlanan, sınıflandırılan ve anlamlandırılan bir olaya dönüşür. Bu olay ITSM tarafında otomatik bir incident’a çevrilirken, CMDB’de ilgili varlık ve bağımlılık ilişkileriyle eşleştirilir. Böylece operasyon, parçalı araç yapısından çıkıp tek bir operasyonel bağlama oturur.

Asıl kırılma bu bütüncül görünümle başlar. AI artık sadece tespit eden bir katman değil, karar veren bir bileşendir. Kök neden analizi manuel bir süreç olmaktan çıkar; geçmiş verilerden öğrenen modeller benzer kalıpları tanır ve en olası nedeni öne çıkarır, çoğu durumda doğrudan aksiyonu da uygulayabilir.

Bu nedenle modern IT operasyonlarının hedefi daha fazla araç ya da otomasyon eklemek değildir. Amaç, operasyonu sürekli öğrenen ve kendini iyileştiren bir yapıya dönüştürmektir.

Bu noktada ITSM, monitoring ve CMDB ayrı fonksiyonlar olmaktan çıkar; AI’ın beslendiği veri kaynaklarına dönüşür. Değer araçlarda değil, bu araçların birlikte ürettiği karar katmanında oluşur.

AI-native IT operasyonları, sadece daha hızlı veya daha otomatik bir model değil; operasyonun düşünme biçimini değiştiren bir yaklaşımdır. IT’yi reaktif bir destek fonksiyonundan çıkarır, iş sürekliliğini öngören ve yöneten stratejik bir yapıya dönüştürür.

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The Resilient Enterprise: Agentic AI, Cloud, and Continuity at Scale

The Resilient Enterprise: Agentic AI, Cloud, and Continuity at Scale

The Resilient Enterprise

Agentic AI, Cloud, and Continuity at Scale

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The Middle East is navigating an inflection point. Geopolitical uncertainty is no longer a background risk. It is actively reshaping how UAE enterprises think about technology investment, operational continuity, and long-term growth. At the same time, enterprises must continue to embrace AI with speed, confidence, and resilience. Agentic AI is already moving rapidly from concept to execution. According to IDC, 45% of organizations already deploy it, and a further 32% are actively exploring its potential. Yet most deployments remain isolated and workflow-specific, reflecting a broader tension between the urgency to innovate and the imperative to stay in control.

 

Cloud is emerging as the connective tissue enabling organizations to pursue AI ambitions while maintaining the operational continuity their businesses demand. But unlocking that potential requires navigating the constantly evolving landscape.

 

This exclusive CIO roundtable, hosted by Wipro, Google Cloud, and IDC, convenes a select group of UAE technology leaders for a candid, peer-level dialogue on what it truly takes to build a resilient, AI-native enterprise. Not in theory, but in practice, and at scale.

Discussion Areas

Geopolitics as a technology catalyst and how regional disruption is reshaping investment priorities

From AI experimentation to scale and the path to enterprise-wide agentic AI

Cloud as continuity infrastructure to deliver on AI initiatives without compromising resilience

Navigating the barriers to AI at scale including data, security, skills, or legacy systems

Agenda

The Resilient Enterprise: Agentic AI, Cloud, and Continuity at Scale

Tue, May 19

9:30AM

Registration & Networking

10:00AM

Welcome Note

Mohamed Mousa

Mohamed Mousa

Country Head and Regional Head, Middle East, Wipro

Ahmed Afrose

Ahmed Afrose

Head of Customer Engineering UAE, Levant and North Africa, Google Cloud

10:05AM

Agentic AI at Scale: The Foundation Gap

Agentic AI adoption across the GCC is no longer the question. IDC research indicates 37% of organizations are already deploying agentic AI, with another 34% actively exploring use cases. Yet most deployments remain isolated and workflow-specific. This keynote draws on IDC’s regional research to examine why scale is the unsolved problem and the operating model conditions that distinguish enterprises moving from pilot to production. The discussion covers data foundation, resilience scope, and operating model ownership in the context of UAE enterprises navigating both AI acceleration and rising geopolitical pressure.

Shahin Hashim

Shahin Hashim

Associate Research Director (META), IDC

10:25AM

From Experimentation to Scale: Leveraging Cloud and Agentic AI for Resilient Enterprise Transformation

As geopolitical uncertainty reshapes the region, UAE enterprises must move beyond AI experimentation to deliver scalable, resilient outcomes. With agentic AI adoption accelerating, organizations face the challenge of balancing rapid innovation with control and continuity.

This session explores how cloud enables enterprises to scale AI with confidence—highlighting practical approaches to operationalizing agentic AI, managing risk, and building resilient, AI-driven organizations in a rapidly evolving landscape.

Sidharth Mishra

Sidharth Mishra

VP, Managing Partner (APMEA), Wipro

10:55AM

Ensuring Scalable, Secure Agentic AI In An Era of Disruption

Google Cloud’s approach to resilience is founded on its global, architecturally robust network, focusing on minimizing failure impact and duration. That resiliancy provides the foundation for secure, scalable artificial intelligence that customers across the world are using to agentify their businesses. Join this session to hear from Google Cloud experts on how we can help businesses achieve their strategic priorities in an ever more complex world.

Ahmed Afrose

Ahmed Afrose

Head of Customer Engineering UAE, Levant and North Africa, Google Cloud

Akshay Dalal

Akshay Dalal

Head of Regional Risk and Compliance, UAE, Google Cloud

11:25AM

Networking Tea / Coffee Break

11:40AM

Interactive Discussion: Pathways to Scaling AI in Enterprises

As geopolitical uncertainty continues to reshape the Middle East, UAE enterprises are under pressure to innovate while maintaining resilience and control. Building an AI-native enterprise is no longer a future ambition—it is a strategic imperative. Yet scaling AI across the organization brings challenges around governance, risk, and operational continuity.

This panel brings together technology leaders to discuss how organizations can move from isolated AI initiatives to enterprise-wide impact. The conversation will explore the role of cloud as a foundation for scale, approaches to managing risk in volatile environments, and practical lessons in balancing speed, innovation, and resilience in the journey toward becoming truly AI-native.

Shahin Hashim

Shahin Hashim

Associate Research Director (META), IDC

Bala Chirumamilla

Bala Chirumamilla

Chief Growth Officer – Asia Pacific Middle East and Africa, Wipro

Zeid Chamma

Zeid Chamma

Enterprise Account Manager UAE, Google Cloud

12:10PM

Closing Remarks

Shahin Hashim

Shahin Hashim

Associate Research Director (META), IDC

12:20PM

Lunch & Networking

Speakers

Shahin Hashim

Shahin Hashim

Associate Research Director (META)

IDC

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Sidharth Mishra

Sidharth Mishra

VP, Managing Partner (APMEA)

Wipro

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Mohamed Mousa

Mohamed Mousa

Country Head and Regional Head, Middle East

Wipro

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Bala Chirumamilla

Bala Chirumamilla

Chief Growth Officer – Asia Pacific Middle East and Africa

Wipro

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Ayush Mittal

Ayush Mittal

Head of Sales for Data, Analytics and AI services, Middle East

Wipro

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Ahmed Afrose

Ahmed Afrose

Head of Customer Engineering UAE, Levant and North Africa

Google Cloud

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Akshay Dalal

Akshay Dalal

Head of Regional Risk and Compliance, UAE

Google Cloud

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Zeid Chamma

Zeid Chamma

Enterprise Account Manager UAE

Google Cloud

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Venue

One&Only One Za'abeel, Dubai

Zenith Meeting Room

Za’abeel Street, Za’abeel 1

Dubai, United Arab Emirates

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Knowledge Hub / Yağız Irgaç

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Yağız Irgaç
Product Manager – Central & Eastern Europe
ViewSonic
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İşbirliğinin Geleceğini Şekillendirmek: Kurumsal Görsel Çözümlerde Stratejik Eğilimler

Kurumlar hibrit çalışma ve paylaşımlı (multi-tenant) ortamların karmaşıklığıyla başa
çıkarken, görsel iletişim teknolojilerinin rolü de köklü bir değişime uğradı. BT liderleri için
ekranlar artık yalnızca birer sunum aracı değil; dağıtılmış ekipleri birbirine bağlayan,
fiziksel çalışma alanlarını zenginleştiren ve kurum genelinde operasyonel verimliliği
yönlendiren kritik altyapılardır.

Çalışma alanı tasarımındaki en belirgin trendlerden biri, kapsayıcı ve sürükleyici işbirliği
ihtiyacıdır. Geleneksel formatlara kıyasla çok daha geniş bir ekran alanı sunan ultra geniş
21:9 en boy oranlarına doğru stratejik bir geçiş görüyoruz. Bu geniş görsel düzen, modern
toplantı ortamları için adil toplantı deneyimi ve eşzamanlı çoklu görevleri, içerik
paylaşımını ve uzaktan katılanların eşit derecede görünürlüğünü sağlar. Ayrıca yapısal
esneklik ihtiyacı, kurumsal toplantı odalarından geniş halka açık mekanlara kadar çok
çeşitli ortamlara dinamik olarak uyum sağlayabilen, büyük ölçekli ve modüler görsel
mimarilerin benimsenmesini hızlandırmaktadır.

Ancak bu sürükleyici teknolojileri ölçeklendirmek, karmaşık BT yönetimi zorluklarını da
beraberinde getirir. Günümüzün BT liderleri, günlük operasyonları kolaylaştırmak için
sağlam ve merkezi kontrol mekanizmalarına ihtiyaç duymaktadır. Uzaktan cihaz yönetimi
yapabilme, cihaz kullanım metriklerini izleme, otomatik aygıt yazılımı güncellemelerini
planlama ve donanım ayarlarını tek bir web tabanlı arayüzden ayarlayabilme yeteneği artık
kritik bir zorunluluktur.

Sürdürülebilirlik ve iş sürekliliği de modern kurumların gündeminde üst sıralarda yer alıyor.
Kurumlar, çevreye duyarlı kurulum hedefleri ve katı çevre sertifikaları ile uyumlu
teknolojilere aktif olarak öncelik veriyor. Gelişmiş ekran teknolojileri, geleneksel
sistemlere kıyasla güç tüketimini %40’tan fazla oranda azaltarak hem uzun vadeli enerji
maliyetlerini hem de karbon ayak izini önemli ölçüde düşürebilmektedir. Bu enerji
verimliliğinin yanında güvenilirlik ihtiyacı da kritik bir öneme sahiptir. Görev açısından kritik
ortamlarda, sistemlerin herhangi bir manuel müdahaleye gerek kalmadan otomatik olarak
yedek güç kaynaklarına geçtiği akıllı güç yedekleme sistemleri, kesintisiz operasyonların
sürdürülmesini garanti altına alır.

Sonuç olarak, kurumsal işbirliğinin geleceği, mevcut BT ekosistemlerine sorunsuz bir
şekilde entegre olan görsel çözümlere dayanmaktadır. CIO’lar; ölçeklenebilir esneklik,
merkezi kontrol ve sürdürülebilir tasarımlara öncelik vererek kurumlarını geleceğe başarıyla
hazırlayabilirler.

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