Many organizations in the GCC want to embrace AI—but don’t know where to start. Should you buy tools? Hire data scientists? Automate operations?
The truth is: AI is not a tech decision—it’s a strategic capability.
Here’s how to begin building your AI strategy the right way:
Define the Problem, Not the Tool
Start with business pain points or opportunities—not tech trends. What do you want AI to solve or enhance?
Assess Readiness
Evaluate your data quality, digital maturity, and internal capabilities. Without clean data, AI fails.
Build Governance Early
Create policies around data privacy, bias, and AI ethics before implementation begins.
Start Small & Iterate
Pilot AI in one business process—customer service, procurement, or HR—and scale based on results.
Develop Internal Literacy
Train leaders and teams on AI fundamentals. Strategy must be owned by business—not just IT.
Client Insight:
We worked with a public utility in Saudi Arabia to develop a phased AI roadmap. They began by automating meter reading complaints. Within 3 months, resolution time dropped by 60%.
A smart AI strategy isn’t about doing more—it’s about doing better, faster, and ethically.
Ready to design your AI blueprint? We’ll guide you from pilot to impact.