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التحول الرقمي والتنمية البشرية في منطقه الشرق الاوسط وشمال أفريقيا

التحول الرقمي والتنمية البشرية في منطقه الشرق الاوسط وشمال أفريقيا   التحول الرقمي والتنمية البشرية في منطقه الشرق الاوسط وشمال أفريقيا المؤلف: عزيزه عبد الخالق محمد هاشم كليه التجارة – جامعه عين شمس جمهوريه مصر العربية المستخلص: إن الاقتصاد الرقمي أو الاقتصاد المبنى على استخدام تكنولوجيا المعلومات ووسائل الاتصال الحديثة هو أحد تبعات ثوره اتصالات وتكنولوجيا المعلومات أو الثورة الصناعية…

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التحول الرقمي والتنمية البشرية في منطقه الشرق الاوسط وشمال أفريقيا

التحول الرقمي والتنمية البشرية في منطقه الشرق الاوسط وشمال أفريقيا   التحول الرقمي والتنمية البشرية في منطقه الشرق الاوسط وشمال أفريقيا المؤلف: عزيزه عبد الخالق محمد هاشم كليه التجارة – جامعه عين شمس جمهوريه مصر العربية المستخلص: إن الاقتصاد الرقمي أو الاقتصاد المبنى على استخدام تكنولوجيا المعلومات ووسائل الاتصال الحديثة هو أحد تبعات ثوره اتصالات وتكنولوجيا المعلومات أو الثورة الصناعية…

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Digital Process Automation Market New Tech Developments And Advancements To Watch Out For 2024

The global digital process automation market is estimated to reach USD 13.8 billion in 2024 at a CAGR of 13.5%. Increasing using exponential technologies, advancing in demand for robotic process automation and boost efficiency and quality by reducing manual processes are expected to drive the digital process automation market. However, data security act as a restrain to the market during the forecast period. Increasing use of artificial intelligence and continuous iterative process is identified as an opportunity for digital process automation market. 

Digital process automation refers to the fast, rapid and efficiently growing technology. It helps the organization to meet the need of the competitive market. It is use to deliver market with fast productivity, reduce cost and overheads and reduce time.

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Digital Process Automation Markets: Trends, Segmentation & Drivers

This market research report offers a comprehensive analysis of key market trends in the global digital process automation market. It includes detailed discussion on historical market trends, current market dynamics, consumer landscape, growth opportunities and challenges backed by factful feedbacks. On the basis of type, the market is segmented into file transfer automation and robotic process automation. By technology type, the global market is segmented into cloud, data analytics, mobility, internet of things (IoT), and digital commerce. By service type, the global market is segmented into human resource, information technology, customer service, finance and marketing. By end use industry, the market is segmented into health & life science, energy, government, manufacturing, technology, education, food & beverage and others.

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Digital Process Automation market: Report Segmentation

For the scope of report, In-depth segmentation is offered by Forencis Research

Digital Process Automation Market, by Type

File Transfer Automation

Robotic Process Automation

Others

Digital Process Automation Market, by Technology Type

Cloud

Data Analytics

Mobility

Internet of Things (IoT)

Digital Commerce

Others

Digital Process Automation Market by, Service

Human Resource

Information Technology

Customer Service

Finance

Marketing

Others

Digital Process Automation Market by, Region

Asia-Pacific

North America

Europe

Middle East and Africa

South America

China

Japan

South Korea

India

Taiwan

Rest of Asia-Pacific

US

Canada

Mexico

Germany

Russia

France

Italy

UK

Spain

The Netherlands

Rest of Europe

Saudi Arabia

UAE

Rest of Middle East & Africa

Brazil

Argentina

Rest of South America

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Global Connected Worker Market Portrays High-End Demand across Major Geographies during 2018-2028

The continuous changes in the digital world have revolutionized the overall human experience. It has become essential for every business organization to use digital technology that can help them increase their productivity, improve efficiency and lessen the non-productive workers. In order to achieve high-profit margins and higher productivity, the organizations have started to adopt connected worker solutions that can help them stay connected to their labor. The connected worker solutions help the companies to ensure their worker’s safety, track them remotely and achieve better regulatory compliance. The Connected Worker Market is expanding since the connected worker solutions are helping companies to be aware of the unexpected accidents happening in the field. The connected worker also assists in tracking workers while reducing the chances of errors and increasing efficiency.

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The increased visibility in the process work status provided by connected worker solutions has triggered the adoption of the connected worker in the market.Vendors in the connected worker market are focused on developing more solutions under connected worker that can help organizations track their work and increase worker productivity, thereby helping them improve profit margins. Increasing research and development by vendors in the market in order to add new functionalities to connected worker solutions protfolio are key trends in the market.    

Connected Worker Market: Drivers and Restraints

The connected worker eliminates the manual processes through which the chances of errors caused by paper-based systems reduces, thereby helping the labor to correctly and safely execute their tasks. The connected worker also helps in enhancing the efficacy of workforce and operational metrics. Such factors are driving the growth of connected worker market. The connected worker solutions provide real-time data through which the organization can gain visibility into safety and health. The connected worker solution also includes workforce analytics that allows decisions to be taken based on data analysis. Such factors are further stimulating the progress of connected worker market.  

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The cost of implementing the connected worker solutions is very high since it requires specific infrastructure to be set up and also requires various devices to connect to labor. Such factors are hampering the adoption of a connected worker in the market. Also, there are chances of fraud if the physical devices used in connected worker gets hacked, which may result in inappropriate delivery of content. Also, the devices involved in the connected worker environment requires high internet connectivity. Such factors are furthermore restraining the growth of connected worker market.  

Connected Worker Market: Segmentation

The connected worker market can be categorized on the basis of the type of solution, deployment type and industry. On the basis of the type of solution, the worker safety type in the connected worker market is expected to have a high growth rate due to the increasing concern of labor working at remote sites. On the basis of deployment type, the adoption of cloud-based deployment connected worker is anticipated to grow due to low cost and high scalability and flexibility offered by the cloud. By industry, the fire and safety and real estate and construction industry in the connected worker market are expected to grow.

Connected Worker Market: Competitive Landscape

Examples of some of the key players operating in the connected worker market are Honeywell International Inc., Oracle Corporation, Intel Corporation, Wipro Limited, Accenture Plc., Avnet, Inc., SAP SE, Vandrico Solutions Inc., and Nagarro.

Regional Overview

The connected worker market is segmented across North America, Latin America, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, China, SEA and others of APAC, Japan, and Middle East & Africa. North America is expected to be a large market for connected worker as a majority of the Connected Worker vendors such as Google Corporation, Honeywell International Inc. and Intel Corporation are based in the region. The increasing requirement of staying connected to labor at work settings that are out of reach of communication networks, which is driving the adoption of connected worker solutions in European countries, such as Germany and UK. The growing popularity of connected worker in developing regions, such as APEJ, Latin America and parts of Africa, are characterized by the increased spending connected devices in the regions. Rising disposable income among people in the countries mentioned above is likely to increase the scope of penetration of connected worker in these regions in the near future.

The research report presents a comprehensive assessment of the connected worker market and contains thoughtful insights, facts, historical data and statistically supported and industry-validated market data. It also contains projections using a suitable set of assumptions and methodologies. The research report provides analysis and information according to market segments such as geographies, application and industry.

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Emerging Job Opportunities Within a Disruptive UAE Economic Landscape

According to AT Kearney, GCC’s e-commerce market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 30.2 percent to $19.8 billion by 2020 from $5.3 billion in 2015. UAE and Saudi Arabia remain the key markets and are expected to cumulatively contribute over 80 percent of total e-commerce transactions by 2020.  

Since the dip in oil prices, the GCC governments have started looking at private sector involvement as an alternative to sustain health-care funding and are keenly promoting PPPs, rolling out mandatory insurance coverage and encouraging private players to set up facilities. Likewise, regional governments have been working incessantly, in collaboration with the private players, to boost key economic sectors such as healthcare, education, transportation and logistics (T&L), e-commerce, and food and beverages (F&B), which holds necessary potential and promise for potential investors in this region.

Over the past decade, the GCC sovereigns have undergone major economic transformations with an aim to diversify their oil-dependent economies. Historically, the GCC nations have been able to self-fund their economic development but foreign investments have become imperative in diversifying their revenue base, especially in the wake of the low oil price scenario.

The newfound emphasis is to bank on the services sector, as the GCC countries have continued to make huge inroads in their diversification agenda by implementing several policies and reforms to strengthen the business environment, develop infrastructure, and increase financing for regional companies, especially the SMEs that has proven to be the new growth engine for the region.

LinkedIn Talent Solutions, Emerging Markets, Middle East & North Africa, review suggests the next wave of digital jobs will be shaped by the ‘Essential Eight’ technologies:

block chain,

3D printing,

drones,

virtual reality,

augmented reality,

the Internet of Things,

robotics, and

artificial intelligence

“GCC governments can lead by example through championing the digitization of public institutions. GCC governments should partner with technology players, educational institutions, and the corporate sector to boost supply and create demand in the digital job market”.

Across the region, high-skilled employment stands at 21%, on average, while middle-skilled roles account for 66% of all formal sector jobs, broadly in line with the world average. The United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia, as well as Egypt and Jordan, lead the way in the local availability of high-skilled jobs. Some of the most common types of high-skilled employment in the MENA region include commercial bankers, corporate finance specialists and accountants, schoolteachers and academics, engineers, quality assurance professionals and information technology consultants, according to data from LinkedIn.

Similarly, the Robert Half study predicts that the biggest beneficiary in terms of salary hike in accounting and finance industry will be Tax Directors, getting 6.5 percent pay hike, followed by FP&A manager at 5.1 percent, Financial Controller at 4.9 percent, and Tax Manager 4.7 percent.

Opportunities are in store for the following jobs within Finance Planning & Accounting [FP&A] –

CFOs, financial Controllers/accountants, finance directors/managers, financial planning and analysis specialists in the accounts and finance sector. Those candidates with knowledge and skills of Oracle and SAP systems, effective communications, advanced Excel, MBA, Islamic finance knowledge and ACCA, CMA qualified professionals will be much in demand.

A combination of LinkedIn’s data (figure 10) and UNESCO’s statistics, provides a unique view of the region’s high- and medium-skilled white-collar workforce   Across the GCC region, there is a distinct tendency towards a select number of specializations, resulting in a somewhat less diversified talent pool compared to other regions, as measured by the Forum’s Human Capital Index . (figure 4)

Nearly a third of LinkedIn’s tertiary-educated members in the region hold Business, Administration, and Law degrees, with a particular emphasis on qualifications in accounting, banking and finance, marketing and business management.   Likewise, the data also reveals the availability of a significant pool of talent focused broadly on science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), with nearly half of LinkedIn’s tertiary-educated members in the region holding such degrees.

A worrying factor for 85 percent CFOs is about losing top financial professionals to other job opportunities in the year ahead. On an average, employers predict that salaries for accounting and finance professionals will rise by 5.8 percent.  Annual bonuses are being awarded on the basis of personal performance, and they average one to two months’ salary. According to market reports, the strongest demand is for mid-level finance professionals with five to seven years’ experience.  

The proposed introduction of value added tax [VAT] in 2018 and potential changes to corporate tax will drive demand for Tax Specialists and Management Accountants in the lead-up to their introduction and after, creating a stronger demand for finance professionals who can help organization’s deal with the changes new tax regimes.  Further, The Federal Tax Authority (FTA) has officially opened registration for individuals interested in working as “tax agents”.

A professional desiring to become a “Tax Agent” in UAE must be of good conduct and behavior, never should have been convicted of a crime or misdemeanor prejudicial to honor or honesty, irrespective of whether or not he may have been rehabilitated. He/she must hold a certified Bachelor or Master degree in Tax, Accounting or Law from a recognized educational institution. If the individual holds a bachelor degree in any other field, he/she may submit a Tax Certification from an internationally recognized tax institute.

In the financial services industry, private equity and asset management executives will see 10.5 percent salary hike followed by CFOs at 7.8 percent. The demand for these jobs will come from pharmaceutical, FMCG, retail, hospitality, construction and boutique investment firms.

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Interactive Projector Market -Current Competitive Dynamics by 2025

Global Interactive Projector Market: Overview

Interactive projector offers preferable solutions for presenters to help them actively participate in communications with their audiences as the images are projected. It typically mimics the function of interactive whiteboards or any surface where the projection of images is made. This facilitates presenters to involve in a dynamic interaction with the projected images with the help of a mechanical or an electrical stylus or more often just a finger. Advanced interactive projectors could allow the copying or printing, replaying, or capturing of user-generated data with or without the original projected images.

Global Interactive Projector Market: Key Trends

The rising demand for e-learning on account of promising factors such as time saving, availability, and easy accessibility is expected to augur well for the world interactive projector market. Players looking to clinch profitable business deals in the world interactive projector market could be favored with the increasing adoption of web-based teaching methods in the education industry. A considerable growth is projected to take shape in the world interactive projector market as a large number of students opt for digital education to improve their resumes. Furthermore, the corporate industry is anticipated to make its contribution to the world interactive projector market on the back of the augmenting significance of online training.

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The demand in the world interactive projector market could be propelled further as end users become aware of the benefits of e-learning. Most companies are predicted to adopt e-learning to be advantaged by enhanced employee productivity and minimized training costs. Moreover, online training could be provided to employees at an affordable cost with the implementation of cloud computing. Manufacturers are foretold to conform to various regulations of different countries, such as those devised by the Department of Health and Human Services (HSS) and Canadian Red Act (CRA).

Global Interactive Projector Market: Market Potential

A whopping count of 47,000 government primary schools in the Maharashtra state of India went digital without government funding. This effort is expected to be in line with the goal of the Maharashtra government to institute as many digital classrooms possible. In one of Maharashtra’s Zilla Parishad primary school, blackboards have been replaced with interactive projectors and textbooks with tablets. An interesting fact about this digital transformation is that the citizens of Maharashtra have shown responsibility in terms of funding.

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Global Interactive Projector Market: Regional Outlook

Owing to a mounting awareness among end users and presence of bio-diverse cultures, Europe, North America, and other developed regions are envisaged to secure a telling growth in the international interactive projector market. However, in respect of revenue, North America could be one of the most influential regions in the international interactive projector market. This is envisioned to be on account of the surging penetration of bring your own device (BYOD) concept and prevailing large size of consumer base.

Thailand’s smart classroom policy and other government initiatives could be key for spurring the growth of Asia Pacific in the international interactive projector market. Other initiatives taken by emerging economies such as India, Malaysia, and Indonesia to modernize education systems are foreseen to be other factors driving the demand in Asia Pacific.

Global Interactive Projector Market: Competitive Outlook

Participants are forecasted to take to capturing untapped regions and extending product portfolio through long-term commitments. Innovation of product technologies for the purpose of offering better visual experiences could be a critical encouragement for participants to cash in on. Seiko Epson Corp., NEC Display Solutions, Ltd., Dell Technologies, Inc., Casio Computer Co., Ltd., and BenQ Corporation could be some of the top participants in the worldwide interactive projector market.

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Market segments and sub-segments

Market trends and dynamics

Supply and demand chain of the market

Market valuation (revenue and/or volume)

Key trends/opportunities/challenges

Forces defining present and estimated future state of the competitive landscape

Technological developments

Value chain and stakeholder analysis

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North America

Latin America

Europe

Asia Pacific

Middle East and Africa

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Interactive Projector Market : Pit Falls, Present Scenario and Growth Prospects from 2017 to 2025

Global Interactive Projector Market: Overview

Interactive projector offers preferable solutions for presenters to help them actively participate in communications with their audiences as the images are projected. It typically mimics the function of interactive whiteboards or any surface where the projection of images is made. This facilitates presenters to involve in a dynamic interaction with the projected images with the help of a mechanical or an electrical stylus or more often just a finger. Advanced interactive projectors could allow the copying or printing, replaying, or capturing of user-generated data with or without the original projected images.

Global Interactive Projector Market: Key Trends

The rising demand for e-learning on account of promising factors such as time saving, availability, and easy accessibility is expected to augur well for the world interactive projector market. Players looking to clinch profitable business deals in the world interactive projector market could be favored with the increasing adoption of web-based teaching methods in the education industry. A considerable growth is projected to take shape in the world interactive projector market as a large number of students opt for digital education to improve their resumes. Furthermore, the corporate industry is anticipated to make its contribution to the world interactive projector market on the back of the augmenting significance of online training.

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The demand in the world interactive projector market could be propelled further as end users become aware of the benefits of e-learning. Most companies are predicted to adopt e-learning to be advantaged by enhanced employee productivity and minimized training costs. Moreover, online training could be provided to employees at an affordable cost with the implementation of cloud computing. Manufacturers are foretold to conform to various regulations of different countries, such as those devised by the Department of Health and Human Services (HSS) and Canadian Red Act (CRA).

Global Interactive Projector Market: Market Potential

A whopping count of 47,000 government primary schools in the Maharashtra state of India went digital without government funding. This effort is expected to be in line with the goal of the Maharashtra government to institute as many digital classrooms possible. In one of Maharashtra’s Zilla Parishad primary school, blackboards have been replaced with interactive projectors and textbooks with tablets. An interesting fact about this digital transformation is that the citizens of Maharashtra have shown responsibility in terms of funding.

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Global Interactive Projector Market: Regional Outlook

Owing to a mounting awareness among end users and presence of bio-diverse cultures, Europe, North America, and other developed regions are envisaged to secure a telling growth in the international interactive projector market. However, in respect of revenue, North America could be one of the most influential regions in the international interactive projector market. This is envisioned to be on account of the surging penetration of bring your own device (BYOD) concept and prevailing large size of consumer base.

Thailand’s smart classroom policy and other government initiatives could be key for spurring the growth of Asia Pacific in the international interactive projector market. Other initiatives taken by emerging economies such as India, Malaysia, and Indonesia to modernize education systems are foreseen to be other factors driving the demand in Asia Pacific.

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Global Interactive Projector Market: Competitive Outlook

Participants are forecasted to take to capturing untapped regions and extending product portfolio through long-term commitments. Innovation of product technologies for the purpose of offering better visual experiences could be a critical encouragement for participants to cash in on. Seiko Epson Corp., NEC Display Solutions, Ltd., Dell Technologies, Inc., Casio Computer Co., Ltd., and BenQ Corporation could be some of the top participants in the worldwide interactive projector market.

The study presents reliable qualitative and quantitative insights into:

Market segments and sub-segments

Market trends and dynamics

Supply and demand chain of the market

Market valuation (revenue and/or volume)

Key trends/opportunities/challenges

Forces defining present and estimated future state of the competitive landscape

Technological developments

Value chain and stakeholder analysis

The regional analysis covers:

North America

Latin America

Europe

Asia Pacific

Middle East and Africa

The vast market research data included in the study is the result of extensive primary and secondary research activities. Surveys, personal interviews, and inputs from industry experts form the crux of primary research activities and data collected from trade journals, industry databases, and reputable paid sources form the basis of secondary research. The report also includes a detailed qualitative and quantitative analysis of the market, with the help of information collected from market participants operating across key sectors of the market value chain. A separate analysis of macro- and micro-economic aspects, regulations, and trends influencing the overall development of the market is also included in the report.

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A detailed analysis of key segments of the market

Recent developments in the market’s competitive landscape

Detailed analysis of market segments up to second or third level of segmentation

Historical, current, and projected future valuation of the market in terms of revenue and/or volume

Key business strategies adopted by influential market vendors

Outline of the regulatory framework surrounding and governing numerous aspects of the market

Growth opportunities in emerging and established markets

Recommendations to market players to stay ahead of the competition

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Broadband Accelerates Substantial Transformation in Development, says Global Report

Digital Inequality Between Developed and Developing Countries Grows; Ooredoo Reaffirms Commitment to Reduce this Gap across its Global Footprint

DOHA, Qatar, Sept. 25, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Broadband technologies are today driving substantial transformation in many development-related sectors, including health, education, financial inclusion and food security, making them a key accelerator towards achievement of the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), says The State of Broadband 2017: Broadband Catalyzing Sustainable Development report released by the UN Broadband Commission for Sustainable Development.

The report has been released just ahead of the Commission's fall meeting in New York City on 17 September, and amid the UN General Assembly taking place 12-25 September 2017, also in New York. 

According to the report, while 48% of the global population is now online, some 3.9 billion people still do not have Internet access, with the digital gap growing between developed and developing countries. In addition, only 76% of the world's population lives within access of a 3G signal, and only 43% of people within access of a 4G connection. The disparities in gender access are also becoming wider in developing countries.

"Broadband is crucial to connecting people to the resources needed to improve their livelihoods, and to the world achieving the Sustainable Development Goals," said ITU Secretary-General Houlin Zhao, who serves as co-Vice Chair of the Commission with UNESCO Director-General Irina Bokova. "The goals for education, gender equality and infrastructure include bold targets for information and communication technology. The State of Broadband 2017 report outlines how broadband is already contributing to this and makes valuable recommendations for how it can increase this contribution into the future."

Sheikh Saud Bin Nasser Al Thani, Group CEO, Ooredoo, commented that: "The report shines a crucial light on the ongoing global challenge to help people across the world access the life-changing benefits of internet access. At Ooredoo, we continue to invest in mobile technology, people and resources that enable our communities – in particular underserved women and youth – to enjoy the internet and use it as a means to improve their lives and achieve their full potential. As we deploy the power of digital technology to give people access to the services and support they need, we urge governments, operators and regulators to continue working closely together to address the deepening digital inequality in global connectivity."

Ooredoo's commitment to reduce digital inequality stems from its core mission to make the internet accessible and enjoyable for everyone. This is highlighted within the report with several examples of Ooredoo's efforts to harness broadband for sustainable development including:

Ooredoo Myanmar's mAgri app Site Phyo, an app that provides farmers with localised weather information and best practices for growing and maintaining specific crops;

Ooredoo Maldives Smart Campus, an end-to-end solution for distance education offered in partnership with Microsoft, which enables educators to maintain their curriculums online; and

Indosat Ooredoo's Indonesia Belajar, a digital education programme that aims to use technology to help make education more available and accessible for children across Indonesia.

Delivery of this commitment rests on Ooredoo maintaining cutting-edge mobile technology across its global footprint, in both developed and developing markets. As such, Ooredoo has continued to invest in 5G-ready networks and in 2016, completed network modernisation programmes across all of the 10 countries it operates in.  

This investment is recognised in the report with Qatar's path towards 5G highlighted in a dedicated viewpoint. Qatar is referenced as a regional pioneer in delivering cutting-edge broadband technology.  The viewpoint observes that Qatar is one of a few nations around the world to have successfully tested 10 Gbps FTTH services, as well as completing one of the first 5G mobile trials in the MENA region, reaching speeds of 35.46 Gbps. Qatar is said to be on the brink of becoming a truly smart nation with the series of technological breakthroughs it has achieved demonstrating the potential of 5G for industry, society and individuals alike.

Issued annually, The State of Broadband report is a unique global snapshot of broadband network access and affordability, with country-by-country data measuring broadband access against key advocacy targets set by the Commission in 2011.

The report also examines global trends in broadband connectivity and technologies, reflects on policy and regulatory developments, as well as the applications of broadband for sustainable development. It also presents several policy recommendations.

Promoting investment in broadband connectivity from a broad range of sectors, the report notes, can help achieve the full potential of these technologies and bring the world closer to the goal of an inclusive digital society accessible by all.

About Ooredoo

Ooredoo is an international communications company operating across the Middle East, North Africa and Southeast Asia. Serving consumers and businesses in 10 countries, Ooredoo delivers the leading data experience through a broad range of content and services via its advanced, data-centric mobile and fixed networks.

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Since its establishment in 2010 by ITU and UNESCO, the Broadband Commission has sought to promote the adoption of effective and inclusive broadband policies and practices in countries around the world, with a view to achieving more inclusive and sustainable development by empowering individuals and society through the benefits of broadband and on the basis of respecting human rights. The Broadband Commission comprises more than 50 leaders from across a range of government and industry sectors who are committed to actively assisting countries, UN experts and non-governmental organization teams to fully leverage the huge potential of information and communication technologies to drive new national SDG strategies in key areas like education, healthcare and environmental management. The Commission's outcomes have included an annual State of Broadband report since 2010.

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UAE: In the era of the internet of things, where technology is fast changing the way people work, live and spend leisure time, being fluent in computer languages and data sciences is turning into an essential skill. Among UAE-based employers, 88 per cent say they need employees with analytics skills, itself an 88 per growth from 47 per cent of employers in 2014, according to the Workforce 2020 report by Oxford Economics and SAP SE data. The UAE aims to become the innovation benchmark for smart cities worldwide. A Huawei and Navigant report that studied the strategy and execution of smart city campaigns in the region declared Dubai the Middle East’s leading smart city due to its high-tech infrastructure and implementation of several smart initiatives. As the UAE drives digital transformation and becomes a smart hub, careers in coding and analytics will continue to gain importance, says Hichem Maya, Head of Industries — Middle East and North Africa at SAP. “Coding and analytics are particularly useful in rapidly digitising industry verticals such as the government and public sector, banking and finance, healthcare, retail and sport. “While industry analysts estimate that two-thirds of careers of the future do not yet exist, we do know that coding and analytics provide the critical thinking and collaboration experience that UAE employers value. SAP is dedicated to hiring talented coders.” Other careers will depend on big data. The proliferation of the internet means a lot of information about users is now being collected. The correct analysis of this data can serve to benefit almost any organisation, including governmental entities, says Dr Mohammad Watfa, Associate Dean of Research, Faculty of Engineering and Information Sciences, University of Wollongong in Dubai (UOWD). “In the UAE, big data is now omnipresent, and the technologies to collect and store it are expanding day after day, from Salik tags to online shopping trends. The problem is that good analysis can be difficult. Selecting which problems can be solved, then picking which are useful and which ones we can gain substantial value and understanding from requires expertise. Data analysts in the UAE are rare, so there is high demand for such skills.”

Courses to check out

UAE universities are refining their major offerings in computer science and IT to address this new demand. UOWD’s computer sciences undergraduate and postgraduate programmes will offer two new subjects — big data analysis and data mining techniques — as electives. The university will introduce advanced data analysis as a new masters/PhD subject. It teaches students to perform advanced diagnostics using MATLAB, R, BUGS/JAGS and other tools, as well as writing independent code. Another programme on big data analysis will begin next year. The undergrad programme at Heriot-Watt University (HWU) Dubai includes subjects on big data management, computer security and games programming. A new master’s in data science will be introduced in September to meet demand from working professionals. “Our graduates find employment in a broad range of sectors in the UAE and abroad,” says Stephen Gill, Academic Head, School of Mathematical and Computer Sciences, HWU Dubai Campus. “These include finance, banking, logistics, computing, health and energy. I foresee significant demand for people that can design, implement, and manage systems. Besides, students who start a career now in coding can easily move later into either management or areas such as security or data management.”

Certified skill set

Several certification courses are also available in the UAE related to coding and data analysis, for business professionals in finance, marketing and IT to augment their CVs. To name a few, Meirc Training & Consulting and Informa Middle East offer training courses on data analysis in business intelligence. The SAP Training and Development Centre’s upskilling programmes have public-private partnerships such as the annual Africa Code Week and Refugee Code Week initiatives, which train thousands of people in coding. Dr Watfa sees an automated future that will nevertheless require human intervention in terms of problem-solving. “Students should advance their knowledge on tools and techniques that are hard to learn and would set them apart in the real world,” he says.

Smart choice

Alphin Edgar D’cruz, a 20-year-old bachelor of computer science student at University of Wollongong, is passionate about designing programs and wants to build a career in the field. “Using data to simplify everyday life has always been an intriguing topic to me and learning about coding and algorithms feels like a thrilling journey towards the future of smart cities. In our university, we learn advanced programming, algorithms, memory management and networking concepts both theoretically and practically.” When applying for a driving license and a blue Nol card, D’cruz was asked to submit a variety of documents and fill up long forms. While doing so, he wondered how easy it would be if things were automated. “Why couldn’t I just submit one piece of ID or perhaps a biometric scan and be done with it, and they pull my information off of a database? The future, I envision, does away with these hassles to make everything a seamless experience.” He foresees demand for data analysts increasing, along with the skill ceiling for the job. However, he is confident that the code design practices he will continue to receive for the next few years will give him an edge in the future job market. © Gulf News via Edarabia.com

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UAE: In the era of the internet of things, where technology is fast changing the way people work, live and spend leisure time, being fluent in computer languages and data sciences is turning into an essential skill. Among UAE-based employers, 88 per cent say they need employees with analytics skills, itself an 88 per growth from 47 per cent of employers in 2014, according to the Workforce 2020 report by Oxford Economics and SAP SE data. The UAE aims to become the innovation benchmark for smart cities worldwide. A Huawei and Navigant report that studied the strategy and execution of smart city campaigns in the region declared Dubai the Middle East’s leading smart city due to its high-tech infrastructure and implementation of several smart initiatives. As the UAE drives digital transformation and becomes a smart hub, careers in coding and analytics will continue to gain importance, says Hichem Maya, Head of Industries — Middle East and North Africa at SAP. “Coding and analytics are particularly useful in rapidly digitising industry verticals such as the government and public sector, banking and finance, healthcare, retail and sport. “While industry analysts estimate that two-thirds of careers of the future do not yet exist, we do know that coding and analytics provide the critical thinking and collaboration experience that UAE employers value. SAP is dedicated to hiring talented coders.” Other careers will depend on big data. The proliferation of the internet means a lot of information about users is now being collected. The correct analysis of this data can serve to benefit almost any organisation, including governmental entities, says Dr Mohammad Watfa, Associate Dean of Research, Faculty of Engineering and Information Sciences, University of Wollongong in Dubai (UOWD). “In the UAE, big data is now omnipresent, and the technologies to collect and store it are expanding day after day, from Salik tags to online shopping trends. The problem is that good analysis can be difficult. Selecting which problems can be solved, then picking which are useful and which ones we can gain substantial value and understanding from requires expertise. Data analysts in the UAE are rare, so there is high demand for such skills.”

Courses to check out

UAE universities are refining their major offerings in computer science and IT to address this new demand. UOWD’s computer sciences undergraduate and postgraduate programmes will offer two new subjects — big data analysis and data mining techniques — as electives. The university will introduce advanced data analysis as a new masters/PhD subject. It teaches students to perform advanced diagnostics using MATLAB, R, BUGS/JAGS and other tools, as well as writing independent code. Another programme on big data analysis will begin next year. The undergrad programme at Heriot-Watt University (HWU) Dubai includes subjects on big data management, computer security and games programming. A new master’s in data science will be introduced in September to meet demand from working professionals. “Our graduates find employment in a broad range of sectors in the UAE and abroad,” says Stephen Gill, Academic Head, School of Mathematical and Computer Sciences, HWU Dubai Campus. “These include finance, banking, logistics, computing, health and energy. I foresee significant demand for people that can design, implement, and manage systems. Besides, students who start a career now in coding can easily move later into either management or areas such as security or data management.”

Certified skill set

Several certification courses are also available in the UAE related to coding and data analysis, for business professionals in finance, marketing and IT to augment their CVs. To name a few, Meirc Training & Consulting and Informa Middle East offer training courses on data analysis in business intelligence. The SAP Training and Development Centre’s upskilling programmes have public-private partnerships such as the annual Africa Code Week and Refugee Code Week initiatives, which train thousands of people in coding. Dr Watfa sees an automated future that will nevertheless require human intervention in terms of problem-solving. “Students should advance their knowledge on tools and techniques that are hard to learn and would set them apart in the real world,” he says.

Smart choice

Alphin Edgar D’cruz, a 20-year-old bachelor of computer science student at University of Wollongong, is passionate about designing programs and wants to build a career in the field. “Using data to simplify everyday life has always been an intriguing topic to me and learning about coding and algorithms feels like a thrilling journey towards the future of smart cities. In our university, we learn advanced programming, algorithms, memory management and networking concepts both theoretically and practically.” When applying for a driving license and a blue Nol card, D’cruz was asked to submit a variety of documents and fill up long forms. While doing so, he wondered how easy it would be if things were automated. “Why couldn’t I just submit one piece of ID or perhaps a biometric scan and be done with it, and they pull my information off of a database? The future, I envision, does away with these hassles to make everything a seamless experience.” He foresees demand for data analysts increasing, along with the skill ceiling for the job. However, he is confident that the code design practices he will continue to receive for the next few years will give him an edge in the future job market. © Gulf News

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Digital Process Automation Market Analysis By Recent Trends, Development And Growth Forecast By Regions And  Applications To 2024

Digital process automation refers to the fast, rapid and efficiently growing technology. It helps the organization to meet the need of the competitive market. It is use to deliver market with fast productivity, reduce cost and overheads and reduce time.

 The global digital process automation market is estimated to reach USD 13.8 billion in 2024 at a CAGR of 13.5%. Increasing using exponential technologies, advancing in demand for robotic process automation and boost efficiency and quality by reducing manual processes are expected to drive the digital process automation market. However, data security act as a restrain to the market during the forecast period. Increasing use of artificial intelligence and continuous iterative process is identified as an opportunity for digital process automation market.

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·         Others

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·         Data Analytics

·         Mobility

·         Internet of Things (IoT)

·         Digital Commerce

·         Others

 Digital Process Automation Market by, Service

·         Human Resource

·         Information Technology

·         Customer Service

·         Finance

·         Marketing

·         Others

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·         Asia-Pacific

·         China

·         Japan

·         South Korea

·         India

·         Taiwan

·         Rest of Asia-Pacific

·         North America

·         US

·         Canada

·         Mexico

·         Europe

·         Germany

·         Russia

·         France

·         Italy

·         UK

·         Spain

·         The Netherlands

·         Rest of Europe

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·         Saudi Arabia

·         UAE

·         Rest of Middle East & Africa

·         South America

·         Brazil

·         Argentina

·         Rest of South America

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UAE: In the era of the internet of things, where technology is fast changing the way people work, live and spend leisure time, being fluent in computer languages and data sciences is turning into an essential skill. Among UAE-based employers, 88 per cent say they need employees with analytics skills, itself an 88 per growth from 47 per cent of employers in 2014, according to the Workforce 2020 report by Oxford Economics and SAP SE data. The UAE aims to become the innovation benchmark for smart cities worldwide. A Huawei and Navigant report that studied the strategy and execution of smart city campaigns in the region declared Dubai the Middle East’s leading smart city due to its high-tech infrastructure and implementation of several smart initiatives. As the UAE drives digital transformation and becomes a smart hub, careers in coding and analytics will continue to gain importance, says Hichem Maya, Head of Industries — Middle East and North Africa at SAP. “Coding and analytics are particularly useful in rapidly digitising industry verticals such as the government and public sector, banking and finance, healthcare, retail and sport. “While industry analysts estimate that two-thirds of careers of the future do not yet exist, we do know that coding and analytics provide the critical thinking and collaboration experience that UAE employers value. SAP is dedicated to hiring talented coders.” Other careers will depend on big data. The proliferation of the internet means a lot of information about users is now being collected. The correct analysis of this data can serve to benefit almost any organisation, including governmental entities, says Dr Mohammad Watfa, Associate Dean of Research, Faculty of Engineering and Information Sciences, University of Wollongong in Dubai (UOWD). “In the UAE, big data is now omnipresent, and the technologies to collect and store it are expanding day after day, from Salik tags to online shopping trends. The problem is that good analysis can be difficult. Selecting which problems can be solved, then picking which are useful and which ones we can gain substantial value and understanding from requires expertise. Data analysts in the UAE are rare, so there is high demand for such skills.”

Courses to check out

UAE universities are refining their major offerings in computer science and IT to address this new demand. UOWD’s computer sciences undergraduate and postgraduate programmes will offer two new subjects — big data analysis and data mining techniques — as electives. The university will introduce advanced data analysis as a new masters/PhD subject. It teaches students to perform advanced diagnostics using MATLAB, R, BUGS/JAGS and other tools, as well as writing independent code. Another programme on big data analysis will begin next year. The undergrad programme at Heriot-Watt University (HWU) Dubai includes subjects on big data management, computer security and games programming. A new master’s in data science will be introduced in September to meet demand from working professionals. “Our graduates find employment in a broad range of sectors in the UAE and abroad,” says Stephen Gill, Academic Head, School of Mathematical and Computer Sciences, HWU Dubai Campus. “These include finance, banking, logistics, computing, health and energy. I foresee significant demand for people that can design, implement, and manage systems. Besides, students who start a career now in coding can easily move later into either management or areas such as security or data management.”

Certified skill set

Several certification courses are also available in the UAE related to coding and data analysis, for business professionals in finance, marketing and IT to augment their CVs. To name a few, Meirc Training & Consulting and Informa Middle East offer training courses on data analysis in business intelligence. The SAP Training and Development Centre’s upskilling programmes have public-private partnerships such as the annual Africa Code Week and Refugee Code Week initiatives, which train thousands of people in coding. Dr Watfa sees an automated future that will nevertheless require human intervention in terms of problem-solving. “Students should advance their knowledge on tools and techniques that are hard to learn and would set them apart in the real world,” he says.

Smart choice

Alphin Edgar D’cruz, a 20-year-old bachelor of computer science student at University of Wollongong, is passionate about designing programs and wants to build a career in the field. “Using data to simplify everyday life has always been an intriguing topic to me and learning about coding and algorithms feels like a thrilling journey towards the future of smart cities. In our university, we learn advanced programming, algorithms, memory management and networking concepts both theoretically and practically.” When applying for a driving license and a blue Nol card, D’cruz was asked to submit a variety of documents and fill up long forms. While doing so, he wondered how easy it would be if things were automated. “Why couldn’t I just submit one piece of ID or perhaps a biometric scan and be done with it, and they pull my information off of a database? The future, I envision, does away with these hassles to make everything a seamless experience.” He foresees demand for data analysts increasing, along with the skill ceiling for the job. However, he is confident that the code design practices he will continue to receive for the next few years will give him an edge in the future job market. © Gulf News via Edarabia.com