"Presite" It aims to raise the contribution of international revenues to 60% and expand its operations into new markets
Abu Dhabi, July 15 / WAM / Dr. Adel Al Sharji, Chief Operating Officer at Brisight, confirmed that the company aims to raise the revenue contribution from its international business to about 60% during the next year, compared to between 35 and 40% currently, in light of its continued expansion in global markets and strengthening its presence in the artificial intelligence solutions sector.
Al Sharji said, in a statement to the Emirates News Agency, WAM, on the sidelines of an event organized by the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange on board the Etihad Train, that the company continues to implement its plans for expansion inside and outside the UAE, noting that it currently operates in 17 countries around the world, with plans to continue expanding into new markets.
Al-Sharji explained that Brisight has concluded new agreements in a number of African countries, including Togo and Tanzania, and is also continuing to expand its projects in Kazakhstan after implementing the smart city project in the capital, Astana, with plans to move to other cities within the country.
He pointed out that the company is focusing during the current stage on developing solutions for artificial intelligence agents, as it has developed a platform that allows individuals and institutions to easily create specialized digital assistants, who can be trained in the skills and expertise required to carry out various tasks according to the user’s needs.
He added that the platform enables organizations to build digital assistants to support various functions, including administrative, technical and specialized work, explaining that these solutions aim to automate repetitive tasks and increase performance efficiency.
He stressed that the company provides the platform to customers, while each customer is responsible for developing its digital agents in a way that suits the nature of its business and its requirements, which gives organizations flexibility in designing their own artificial intelligence solutions and developing them on an ongoing basis.
Al-Sharji pointed out that the demand for artificial intelligence agent solutions is witnessing rapid growth, whether from government agencies, private sector companies, or even at the individual level, in light of the increasing expansion in the use of these technologies to support businesses and raise productivity, and in line with the UAE’s goals aimed at employing assistive artificial intelligence in 50% of government work within two years.
It is noteworthy that the Abu Dhabi Securities Market celebrated the start of trading in new derivatives contracts on board “Etihad Trains” during a trip between the emirates of Abu Dhabi and Fujairah, in the first trading bell ringing ceremony in the world on board a passenger train.
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