Middle East Innovation in Technology

The Middle East | ICT

Third Party Event

07 Nov 2018 - 08 Nov 2018

In an era of accelerated technological revolution in the Middle East, there is significant government interest in adopting and implementing innovative technologies. With recent developments such as the establishment of the Emirates Data Centre, the National Innovation Strategy and the Dubai Blockchain Strategy, Middle Eastern governments have proved that progress is not only characterised by new innovations, but also by their application and diffusion.

With this in mind, we are pleased to announce the Middle East Innovation in Technology event, held 7-8 November 2018 in Dubai, UAE.

Participants will have the opportunity to network with industry leaders and subject-matter experts from around the globe, and learn about the latest technological products from exhibitors. In pursuit of transforming the Middle East into a leading innovation hub, delegates will witness how the implementation of artificial intelligence and the internet of things is transforming the customer experience on many industry fronts.

For more information and to purchase your ticket, please visit www.meinnovtech.com

Any questions can be directed to info@conferglobal.com
 

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