du, Etisalat, HSBC, DP World discuss their transformation strategies

DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES, September 29, 2014 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Many large local and international corporations in the Middle East are turning to business transformation as a key strategic tool in achieving sustainable and focused corporate growth.

“The financial slowdown has forced many organisations to rethink their strategies; becoming more cost-conscious, reconsidering their products or markets, or simply reviewing their business models to operate more efficiently.” says Khalil Haddad, Director of Strategy, Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

He also emphasised on the increasing number of organisations in the region, who have opted for business transformation programmes in a bid to be more efficient. Find out his thoughts, along with 5 major factors driving change across businesses in the Gulf within the whitepaper - ‘Business Transformation in the Middle East’

http://www.businesstransformation-me.com/whitepaper

The whitepaper, published by IQPC, shares examples of how companies in the Middle east have utilised business transformation as a tool for continuous corporate review and improvement, and to gain competitive advantage in the marketplace.

This paper also includes opinions from Frederic Casagrande, Head of PMO, Transguard Group; Sohail Ausaf, Business Transformation Manager, Cleanco; and Dr. Rupert Booth, Chief Economist, Faithful+Gould about the meaning of business transformation and what role it can play in Middle Eastern business.

http://www.businesstransformation-me.com/whitepaper

Hear directly from Mr. Casagrande, Mr. Haddad, Mr. Ausaf and Dr. Booth will be presenting at the Business Transformation Summit (16-19 November 2014, Dubai), alongside organisations such as du, Etisalat, HSBC, DP World and more, which are already implementing transformation strategies.

For more information, visit http://www.businesstransformation-me.com/news

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