Dubai creates an innovative online platform to draw in and assist start-ups with a digital focus.

Access to capital, workspaces, and other growth possibilities will be provided under the Business Development in Dubai initiative.
As the emirate advances with its goal of becoming a digital economy powerhouse, Dubai’s Chamber of Digital Economy officially launched a new platform targeted at attracting and assisting digital-focused start-ups.

The business incubator in Dubai program, which was initially unveiled in June, has been marketed as a centralized location that will close access gaps for start-ups to capital, workspaces, and other chances for growth.

Together with public and commercial organizations, the program also strives to increase their economic contribution to Dubai.

Seven additional partners are included in the initiative: the Dubai World Trade Center, telecom provider du, Dubai Islamic Bank, Mashreq, the Commercial Bank of Dubai, Tecom Group’s in5 start-up incubator, and workspace provider Letswork.

A preliminary agreement had been signed by their most senior managers at the event on Monday to formally confirm their participation.
The new partners include existing ones including Telr and Safexpay, as well as telecom provider e& (formerly known as Etisalat), Dubai Commercial City, and.

The Business in the United Arab Emirates program is built on two main pillars: a company-matching service that will pair businesses with partners, investors, and clients, and a wide range of institutional amenities provided in collaboration with the partners of the Dubai Chamber.

Additionally, incentives will be included to entice additional domestic and foreign digital start-ups to locate in the emirate.

Companies with a digital focus are “extremely important,” thus we work to meet their needs. Although we are aware of Dubai’s positive support for its citizens, Ahmad bin Byat, the vice president of the Dubai Business Chamber of the Digital Economy, said reporters at the conference that businesses need certain assistance.

According to him, the initiative’s partner banks will form specialized teams to help startups.

It won’t just be cost-effective; it will also be more effective. These businesses can access our platform and obtain the services instead of traveling to several locations, and our crew is also accessible to assist.

Dubai Islamic Bank uses HPE GreenLake to modernize its core banking platform and improve customer experience.

Dubai Islamic Bank (DIB) has chosen its HPE GreenLake edge-to-cloud system to update their core banking system in order to provide improved customer experiences and introduce fresh services and digital products, according to a statement released by Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Inc. (NYSE: HPE) today. Additionally, the implementation of a full suite of HPE Aruba Network wireless solutions will improve network security overall as well as DIB’s connection and mobility capabilities.

The biggest Islamic bank around the United Arab Emirates and the second biggest in the world, DIB was founded in 1975. By delivering a personalized and interesting experience, DIB seeks to instill simplicity and ease in all of its offers. This goal is driven by the bank’s customer-centric strategy and its dedication to sustainable digital transformation.

Maintaining a high level of agility and providing the best solutions whenever and wherever is one of DIB’s main priorities. In order to maintain this level of agility, the bank needs an IT infrastructure that is adaptable and easily scaleable as well as extensive visibility across the estate. As a result, DIB will be able to estimate future resource needs as they increase and optimize corporate operations and processes.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s managing director for the United Arab Emirates, Ahmad Alkhallafi, said, “We are proud of supporting DIB in their efforts to deliver the best possible level of customer experience.”

“With HPE GreenLake the the HPE Aruba Networks secure Wi-Fi technology, DIB will improve their capacity to provide consumers with distinctive services by giving their staff the resources, frictionless connectivity, and computing they need to foster teamwork. As they develop fresh enjoyable experiences, this will foster the bank’s long-term efficiency and growth.

DIB will be enabled to centrally handle its computer systems with ease and thorough oversight thanks to the HPE GreenLake on Aruba services. A cloud-native architecture, the HPE Aruba Network Edge Services Platform (ESP) provides automated network administration, unified border-to-cloud security, and predictive AI-powered insights.