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Cloud services to create 15,800 jobs in Oman by 2024 Published: 9:39 PM, May 09, 2021 14-Cloud-services-to-create-15,800-jobs-in-Oman-by-2024 SHARE The increased adoption of cloud services and Microsoft’s ecosystem is expected to create more than 15,800 jobs across the Sultanate by 2024, according to a new research by International Data Corporation (IDC). The study finds that spending on public cloud services in Oman is expected to rise nearly 3.4 times, from approximately RO 6.5 million in 2019 to RO 22.4 million in 2024. IDC’s whitepaper discusse...

Now part of Microsoft 365, the regulatory tool is expected to support the sultanate’s innovators in remaining competitive as they implement the remote- and hybrid-working models decreed by government guidelines 16 February, 2021; Muscat, Sultanate of Oman – Microsoft today announced that its Compliance Manager tool, part of Microsoft 365, will now empower Omani businesses to adhere to their legal obligations more easily while continuing to innovate at a time when remote working is inducing rapid changes across industries. The move comes as an increasing number of companies in the...

Microsoft brings Compliance Manager to cloud customers in Oman By: Times News Service Muscat: Microsoft announced that its Compliance Manager tool, part of Microsoft 365, will now empower Omani businesses to adhere to their legal obligations more easily while continuing to innovate at a time when remote working is inducing rapid changes across industries. The move comes as an increasing number of companies in the Sultanate implement hybrid-working models to balance employee safety with business continuity. A survey of GCC business leaders in March showed 35 per cent of organisations in the Gu...

Microsoft’s Compliance Manager tool, part of Microsoft 365, will now empower Omani businesses to adhere to their legal obligations more easily while continuing to innovate at a time when remote working is inducing rapid changes across industries.

The five-year agreement will transform education outcomes across the sultanate in the era of digital learning 20 October, Muscat, Sultanate of Oman. The Ministry of Education today signed a partnership agreement with Microsoft to accelerate digital transformation in education across the sultanate. The collaboration will work towards empowering teachers with skills and technological capabilities to improve learning outcomes, and better prepare students for jobs of the future. The agreement was signed by His Excellency Majid bin Saeed bin Suleiman al Bahri, Undersecretary for Administrative an...