Jyoti Lalchandani, Special to Gulf News

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Tech is giving GCC economies a makeover

Whether it’s a digital or AI-enabled economy, change is taking shape

The investments by GCC economies on going digital should make the next round of transitions progress smoothly. And the upcoming changes are monumental.

Metaverse will be front and center of tech chats

2023 will be when Metaverse sheds the hype and starts on serious moves

Outside of Metaverse, expect 5G to make further inroads as consumers finally make up their minds to 'really' make use of their 5G-enabled smartphones.

At Gitex ’22, watch out for these tech trends

UAE and its organisations are chalking up a high-speed strategy on going all-digital

Launched earlier this year, the UAE government's 'Digital Economy Strategy' aims to double its contribution to the GDP from 9.7 per cent to 19.4 per cent in the space of 10 years.

UAE businesses bring forward their digital gameplan

COVID-19 has forced businesses to accelerate transition – but some had started 2 years ago

UAE and Gulf businesses are not waiting to bring on digital change - those that do will fall by the wayside.

Remote working ways are here for good

Tech giants have given their go-ahead to staff, and only time before more follow

There is no way companies are going to ditch remote working as and when COVID-19 subsides.

'Digital workers' are going to show up in numbers

Work models are changing in front of us in real-time, and not just in remote ways

Workplaces are changing right in front of our eyes. And make sure to give your 'digital' colleagues the right sort of welcome.

For a true CX picture, look to Netflix

It’s use of algorithms is the touchstone for other brands to build a loyal following

Using algorithms to build up a cache of loyal customers is what Netflix has perfected. Others could learn from it.

Trust will become a business fundamental

It will be central to a future where mega corporations have ‘Chief Trust Officers’

Businesses need to deal in the currency of trust. Paying lip service to meeting certain standards will no longer cut it.

Collaborative solutions can’t be for a few

Entire workplaces need to be brought under the ambit and not just a select few

Next-generation collaborative software should take in everyone at workplaces and not confined to groups operating within silos.

Organisations could do with ‘super-teams’

They can cut through traditional silo mentalities and deliver results

Create super teams with crossover functions to take business performance to a new level.

Blockchain and disruption of financial services

It will become central to the way transactions are performed in the future

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Harnessing innovation capabilities of blockchain

There are tremendous implications of a network-based trust mechanism

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