David Fregonas, head of Accenture Interactive for Middle East and Turkey, explains why organisations must focus on delivering value or risk losing consumers’ confidence.
YEAR AFTER YEAR, technology experts attempt to decipher which technology will impact our lives in the coming years. In the past, we’ve seen predictions that have promised new applications of AI and machine learning, emerging realities, and advancements in social media and smart mobile devices. However, unlike previous years, we’re reaching what experts have dubbed an “innovation plateau” in 2019 – whereby the development of new technology has hit a flat point.
To thrive in this current climate, organisations and brand marketers must find ways to deliver real value, adaptability and personalisation with user interactions, but also provide a clear contribution to the circular economy and support emerging cultural norms around data, identity and wellbeing.
Whether brands can meet these new standards will ultimately be the deciding factor for the size of their market share. The latest Fjord Trends report identifies the biggest shifts in the digital realm. By staying informed of what lies ahead, organisations can make the right decisions and prepare a roadmap that will enable them to face this changing landscape
Designing for disconnected users
Our digital lives are becoming a growing source of fear and distrust. While we struggle to navigate the stream of content funneled at us from all angles, the constant barrage of news relating to data breach scandals and manipulative data practices can paint an unwelcome picture of this electronic world.
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Green lights
It hasn’t even been a full year that Stellantis, one of the world’s biggest auto companies, has been in existence. Still, its wheels are spinning furiously. Here’s what it has in store for the region
Purpose through corporate responsibility
Every organisation must deeply reflect about whether they are leaving behind a legacy or a liability, says Abdulaziz AlSowailim, EY MENA chairman and CEO
Analysing the layers of a coconut
When we have a sense of clarity as to our purpose in life, then we institute the correct practices and habits around us, and set realistic and achievable results
DUNES TO DOMINION
FOR A COUNTRY RICH IN TRADITION AND DRIVEN BY AMBITION, THE UAE’S JOURNEY DURING THE PAST 50 YEARS HAS BEEN UNPRECEDENTED. WHAT’S IN STORE FOR THE NEXT 50?
Building strong
International investors are boosting Dubai’s residential property market, which has rebounded strongly from the Covid crisis, writes Aarti Nagraj
CHASING THE AMERCIAN DREAM
FOR SHAI ZAMANIAN, THE US IS A LAND OF LIMITLESS POSSIBILITIES, AN AVENUE HE AIMS TO OPEN FOR FAMILIES WORLDWIDE VIA IMMIGRATION. HERE’S HOW HE IS BRINGING HIS GOAL TO FRUITION
OBITUARY: JOCELYN HENDERSON (1921-2021)
THE GRANDE DAME OF ABU DHABI – THE WIFE OF A FORMER DIPLOMAT – PASSED AWAY IN THE UAE CAPITAL AGED 100
THE DIGITAL DISRUPTORS
IN THE COMING YEARS, THE GCC IS EXPECTED TO PLAY A SIGNIFICANT ROLE IN SECTORS SUCH AS HEALTHCARE, MANUFACTURING, EDUCATION AND RETAIL, WHICH WILL HELP BOOST THE GROWTH OF ITS NON-OIL ECONOMY
Signed, sealed, delivered
Nicolas Baretzki, CEO of Montblanc, partnered with one of the world’s most recognisable luxury brands, Ferrari, earlier this year. Here’s where the partnership, and the German company as well, is headed next
UP, UP AND AWAY
AS THE FIRST IN-PERSON AIRSHOW TO TAKE PLACE SINCE THE OUTBREAK OF THE PANDEMIC, THE EVENT SAW SEVERAL DEALS ANNOUNCED