The third edition of Dubai Eye 103.8's Back to Business webinars, in partnership with Cisco Webex, explores the topic of Digitalization.
2020 has been the year where the importance of digitizing most aspects of a business has become the main priority for companies here in the UAE and across the globe.
How can businesses combine their business strategy plan and new online platforms - so that neither suffers.
Business Breakfast host Richard Dean is joined by Yemi Abitogun, Head of Ominchannel Operations for Level Shoes and Osama Al-Zoubi, Chief Technology Officer for Cisco Middle East and Africa.
BACK TO BUSINESS WEBINAR / DIGITALISATIONThe third edition of Dubai Eye 103.8's Back to Business webinars, in partnership with Cisco Webex, explores the topic of Digitalization. 2020 has been the year where the importance of digitizing most aspects of a business has become the main priority for companies here in the UAE and across the globe. How can businesses combine their business strategy plan and new online platforms - so that neither suffers. Business Breakfast host Richard Dean is joined by Yemi Abitogun, Head of Ominchannel Operations for Level Shoes and Osama Al-Zoubi, Chief Technology Officer for Cisco Middle East and Africa. Sign up for future webinars https://www.dubaieye1038.com/back-to-business/
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