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The UAE is set to become one of the key players in the robotics industry market. The Dubai government has been pushing to create a robotics hub which will ..
Jacky's Business Solutions, one of the leading providers of B2B technology solutions, is returning to Gitex to introduce the latest Temi robot and launch the Plural Digital Avatar solution in partnership with Humanizing Technologies.
Covid India: UAE firm launches direct-to-door O2 concentrator deliveries dhanusha@khaleejtimes.com Filed on May 6, 2021 Supplied photo Indian expatriates scramble to send oxygen machines to their loved ones back home Electronics and medical retailers have been flooded with calls to purchase oxygen cylinders and concentrators from anxious Indian expatriates from across the globe, according to UAE-based suppliers. Several UAE residents have been trying to purchase these ‘life-saving machines’, as insurance against a fight against a lethal Covid-19 wave in India. Dubai-based Jerill Joseph, a civil engineer, and an Indian expatriate, said he wanted to purchase the machine for his parents back home, in case they need to avail themselves for treatment against the raging contagion. “Fortunately, both my parents haven’t contracted SARS-COV-2, which causes Covid-19, yet. But, since India is facing an acute shortage of oxygen and hospital beds, I’m purchasing an oxygen concentrator from Dubai. I can send it to them because it seems like the smart thing to do,” he said.
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Dubai: Jacky’s Electronics is a household name in the UAE. Meet Jacky Panjabi, who beat all the odds and rose like a phoenix after being fired from his job as an assistant at a tailoring shop in Hong Kong. How would people react to being fired? Chances are, a lot of people would blame destiny for their loss, but this man had the support and encouragement of his elder brother Ishwardas Panjabi. Jacky told his brother he would have no more of this. “Io simply told him that I did not want to work under someone. I wanted to go out on my own and my brother who was my mentor, guide, my well-wisher told me to start a company on my own.”
2020 has been a tough year for small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) around the world as lockdown restrictions prompted by the Covid-19 pandemic have restricted travel, disrupted supply chains and devastated demand in sectors such as retail, hospitality and transport. The long-term impact will be shaped by how well economies have adapted. The UAE has been quick to respond and within two weeks of the lockdowns being introduced, had 600,000 students engaged in remote learning and businesses were able to successfully implement online, home-working strategies. Established patterns of consumer behaviour have changed dramatically as a consequence and e-commerce has grown at unprecedented rates during the pandemic.