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AI in the Workplace can boost productivity
Digital technologies are capable of boosting productivity in the work place if applied effectively.
Robot communicates in Saudi dialect
A Saudi researcher has developed a robot that understands local dialect, becoming the first in the world to communicate in Arabic.
Gender diversity leads to higher productivity: Survey
Organizations are hiring women not just to meet a target but are finding that diversity is tied to performance, according to recent research.
Future of retail promises tailored experience
The future trends of shopping all come down to one thing: a customized experience.
Contactless payment technology eases city traffic
“It takes time to teach people to use something new when it’s easier to reach them on whatever they’re already using, such as their bank cards in their pocket,” said Fam. “Some cities introduced apps but they’re more difficult to ...
21,000 women apply to Jeddah driving school
“According to the General Directorate of Traffic’s guidelines, it is important for us to guarantee the quality of the training future drivers receive and not necessarily how many we can train at a time. If it were for quantity, it ...
Auto insurance market expects growth with women drivers on the road
The motor insurance market is forecasted to witness unprecedented growth in the coming years with the gradual introduction of 3 million women drivers.
A Saudi female beginner driver intimation with cars
I’ve often been asked about working as a female journalist in Saudi Arabia and whether I face any challenges. While I’ve found myself to be equal to my male counterparts in the field, the major obstacle that comes to mind ...
24-hour translation technology saves refugees’ lives
Asked about the challenges, he said understanding how to build the correct partnership models with donors, foundations, and other interested organizations. “The technology is not the hard part. The challenge is around creating these partnerships that will allow you to ...
Huawei’s VP: How Artificial intelligence transforms the way you use your smartphone
The processor identifies the main four patterns for users and they are: photographers, businessmen, travelers and gamers, then divides these four patterns also based on users’ interests in news, information and mobile apps in 14 different fields.
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