Abu Dhabi, UAE – 03 September 2025: Yango Group, a global technology company, is setting a new benchmark for how businesses engage with their communities and improve services in the UAE. For the first time in the country, the company’s global initiative “Go to the Fields” was held in Abu Dhabi — underscoring the city’s growing role as a hub for innovation in urban mobility and its leadership in shaping the future of smart and sustainable transport.
As part of the program, senior executives from Yango Group spent a full day embedded in Abu Dhabi’s ride-hailing network, riding alongside taxi drivers and traveling with passengers to observe how the service operates on the ground. Insights gathered during the program will be channeled into improving efficiency, safety, and overall service quality, while also contributing to industry best practices in the UAE.
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates, September 3, 2025 — Bybit, the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, and DMCC, the leading international business district that drives the flow of global trade through Dubai, announced the launch of the third edition of their international Web3 hackathon – Web3 Unleashed #3: Shaping the Next Wave of Web3 – featuring its prize pool of USD 140,000.
Continue reading Bybit and DMCC Launch Third Web3 Hackathon with $140,000 Prize PoolAI and Citizen-Coding Redefining Enterprise Application Development As Executive Pressure on IT Mounts, Kissflow Report
Dubai, United Arab Emirates –September 2025 – The enterprise application development landscape is undergoing a profound shift, with new research showing that CIOs are moving away from traditional development approaches to meet growing business demands. According to Kissflow’s 2025 CIO Low-Code Strategy Pulse Report, 86% of CIOs now view low-code platforms as essential to their technology strategy, while the integration of AI is expected to further transform the speed and scale of application delivery.
The report highlights that most organisations are under pressure to deliver more applications in less time, amid talent shortages and mounting IT backlogs. Over half of CIOs (55%) believe AI will dramatically increase the number of applications developed, underscoring the technology’s role as a catalyst for accelerating development. At the same time, the widespread adoption of low-code platforms, with 86% of CIOs having already implemented one, demonstrates how businesses are rethinking their delivery models to maintain agility.
Continue reading Kissflow’s latest research reveals 86% of CIOs have adopted low-code platforms
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