Islam Al Bayaa has formally assumed his role as CEO of KPMG in the Middle East, leading more than 5,000 professionals across ten offices in the region. The appointment of Al Bayaa was announced in May ...

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Grant Thornton Saudi Arabia, operating as Aldar Audit Bureau, Abdullah Al-Basri & Co., is a leading professional services firm with deep roots in the Kingdom. For more than 30 years, we have supported ...

Dogma Alares is a next-generation strategy consulting firm. The Dogma Alares team is composed of strategy consultants, machine learning engineers, service designers, and full-stack digital application ...

Gulf workers among global leaders in AI and Gen AI adoption at work, BCG finds Employees across the Gulf are embracing AI at rates among the highest in the world, according to a new report from Boston ...

Banks in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) maintained a strong performance in the first half of the year, with sustained profitability, asset quality, and capitalization all improving. That is ...

Eight years after the launch of SAP S/4HANA, over 90% of the companies using SAP have started their transformation to the cutting-edge platform – although the large majority of those companies are ...

Global strategy consultancy Bain & Company has released its latest annual luxury goods report, with the Middle East continuing to stand out as the strongest performing regional market in the world.

Boston Consulting Group has taken a number of actions in response to the mounting controversy over its involvement with the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation. The management consulting firm has ceased its ...

Saudi Arabia has ordered government entities to cut back – and in some drastic cases freeze – payments to management consultants, while also halting the awarding of new contracts to many consulting ...

A new whitepaper from Praxis explores how the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is rapidly positioning itself as a global leader in healthcare delivery, backed by Vision 2030 and a bold reform agenda. In the ...

Global health insurance costs are projected to rise again by double-digits next year, on the back of a growing number of chronic diseases, an ageing population, and investments in new technologies.