No match for popular conglomerates-backed giant hypermarkets and without the infrastructure of the now much-favored e-grocery sector, a little corner shop in one of Dubai's oldest low-cost residential districts has found its own way to digital transformation to stay afloat amid the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
A workshop by Dubai Startup Hub and global internet domain registrar and web hosting company GoDaddy equipped entrepreneurs with timely insights into tools to help continue growing their ventures in the face of exceptional challenges businesses face amid the global novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
To accelerate the potential applications of robotics to also carry out urgent pandemic-related tasks, Dubai-based do-it-yourself (DIY) robot kits startup Junkbot has launched a 'Fight Corona Robotic Championship'.
Using AI, businesses can now make smart and timely decisions to increase sales and improve the efficiency of their communication with their target market.
Smart Dubai's Dubai Pulse data platform publishes data sets about the city's traffic, transport, the economy, social welfare, healthcare, and education, among others.
Emirati entrepreneur Fahim Almas, founder and CEO of Almas Robotics, on making robotics accessible to the average consumer.
Validating your minimum viable product (MVP) with customers is vital to success, Dubai Smartpreneur Competition alumni have stressed to this year’s cohort of aspiring entrepreneurs. The annual competition, organised under […]
Smart Dubai has onboarded Network International, the largest enabler of digital commerce in the Middle East and Africa region, as the newest partner in its joint Retail Sector Data Project.
The Dubai Future Foundation (DFF) has released its latest report titled ‘Life After COVID-19: Retail’ detailing how online retailers and e-commerce platforms are experiencing dramatic growth as consumers avoid shopping […]
From how to manage short-term liabilities, implement cost-cutting measures, reduce risks and rethink operating models, to dealing with cash flow disruptions, the pressures of reduced demand, and preparing well for the post-coronavirus phase - read on for some proactive responses to timeless business challenges.
The Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) is temporarily waiving its commercial license and registration fees for ambitious tech-entrepreneurs applying for a DIFC Innovation License.
Digital technologies play a major role in accelerating the global response to the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, the UAE Minister of Economy has said. His Excellency Sultan […]