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‫Kiya.ai تطلق أول منصة ميتافيرس مصرفية في الهند – Kiyaverse

مومباي، الهند، 3 يونيو، 2022 / PRNewsswire/ — هل تخيلت يومًا أن تكون قادرًا على زيارة فرع البنك افتراضيًا (دون مغادرة المنزل) أو مناقشة خطط الاستثمار بسهولة مع مستشار؟ حسنا، ليس بعيدا اليوم الذي سيتمكن فيه الأفراد من التعامل والوصول إلى المعلومات المصرفية والاستفادة من المنتجات المصرفية المختلفة من راحة المنزل. Kiya.ai أعلنت اليوم واحدة من أكثر مزودي الحلول الرقمية ابتكارًا في خدمة المؤسسات المالية والحكومات على مستوى العالم، عن إطلاق أول منصة ميتافيرس مصرفية في الهند – Kiyaverse .

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يستخدم رواد Kiyaverse حالات دمج الخدمات المصرفية في العالم الحقيقي مع Metaverse المصرفية من خلال صورة رمزية (تفاعلات بشرية افتراضية). في المرحلة الأولى، ستسمح Kiyaverse للبنوك بتوسيع نطاق Metaverse الخاص بها للعملاء والشركاء والموظفين، من خلال الخدمات التي ستشمل مدير العلاقات والأقران والمستشارين الآليين. تخطط Kiyaverse للحصول على رموز مثل NFTs ودعم CBDC لتمكين التمويل المفتوح في بيئة Web3.0 . ستقوم Kiyaverse بربط موصلات واجهة برمجة التطبيقات المفتوحة الخاصة بها مع المجمعات والبوابات لتمكين تطبيق Super-App و Marketplace على metaverse . مع إدخال سماعات الرأس التي تدعم Haptics ، ستوفر Kiyaverse تفاعلًا في العالم الحقيقي تقريبا باستخدام إنترنت الحواس.

وقال راجيش ميرجانكار، العضو المنتدب والرئيس التنفيذي لشركة Kiya.ai : “في حين أن الخدمات المصرفية الرقمية مترابطة وظيفيا وشاملة، إلا أنه غالبا ما ينظر إليها على أنها منفصلة عاطفيا. يسمح Metaverse للبنوك باستخدام أحدث التقنيات بلمسة إنسانية من شأنها تعميق وتخصيص تفاعل العملاء بشكل كبير. تقدم Kiyaverse تطبيقات مفيدة في Metaverse تنطبق على حالات استخدام الأعمال ذات الصلة في العالم الحقيقي. وسيمكن البنوك من تسخير إمكانات تجربة المستخدم المحسنة لإخراج أفضل النتائج لتصور البيانات ولعب العمليات والإجراءات. توفر Kiyaverse تجربة متعددة الوظائف باستخدام صور رمزية مخصصة عبر العالم الحقيقي والواقع المختلط وبيئات الواقع الافتراضي. تتضمن خارطة طريق منتجاتنا التكامل مع CBDC وقابلية التشغيل البيني مع Metaverses الأخرى لتمكين التمويل المفتوح في Metaverse “

ستمكّن Kiyaverse العملاء من استخدام الصور الرمزية الخاصة بهم في الوحدات المصرفية الرقمية والهواتف المحمولة وأجهزة الكمبيوتر المحمولة وسماعات رأس VR وبيئات الواقع المختلط. ستوفر المنصة الخدمات المصرفية من العالم الحقيقي إلى العالم الافتراضي والعكس بالعكس، والتفاعل مع إنشاء الصورة الرمزية لمدير العلاقات وتخصيصها، والتفاعل الرقمي القائم على الذكاء الاصطناعي للعملاء، وتحليل المحفظة، وإدارة الثروات، والإقراض المشترك، والخدمات المصرفية للشركات . يوفر Kiyaverse تحليلاً ثلاثي الأبعاد للبيانات للبنوك بما في ذلك رؤى CMO وأداء المنتج وتحليل المخاطر وتحليلات القناة.

نبذة عن Kiya.ai

 Kiya.ai هي واحدة من أكثر موفري الحلول الرقمية ابتكارًا التي تخدم المؤسسات المالية والحكومات على مستوى العالم. معروفة بخبرتها العميقة في مجال الخدمات المالية والمدفوعات الرقمية والحوكمة والمخاطر وحلول الامتثال جنبًا إلى جنب مع العمليات الجاهزة للسوق التي تساعد العملاء على اجتياز رحلة التحول الرقمي الخاصة بهم وخلق قيمة مستدامة للمجتمع.

 يقع المقر الرئيسي لشركة Kiya.ai في مومباي، وتساعد الشركات على التحول من خلال مجموعة الحلول الرقمية المتقدمة وتقنيات العصر الجديد مثل الخبرات المتعددة والخدمات المصرفية متعددة القنوات، والذكاء الاصطناعي، وأتمتة العمليات الروبوتية ( (RPA ، وتحليلات البيانات.

 تمتلك Kiya.ai 12 مكتبًا عالميًا وتخدم أكثر من 500 شركة في 56 دولة عبر جنوب شرق آسيا وإفريقيا والشرق الأوسط وأوروبا وأمريكا الشمالية. Kiya.ai حاصلة على شهادة ISO 9001 و ISO 27001 ويتم تقييمها في CMMI المستوى 5 v2.0 .

 الموقع الإلكتروني:   https://www.kiya.ai/

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Mitratel Announces Share Buyback of IDR 1 Trillion

JAKARTA, Indonesia, June 3, 2022 /PR Newswire/ — PT Dayamitra Telekomunikasi Tbk (Mitratel) IDX: MTEL announced plan to carry out share buyback with the maximum amount of IDR 1 trillion or about 5.3% of its paid-up capital. This corporate action will be implemented within three months following its public disclosure, which started from June 2nd to September 2nd, 2022.

The corporate action is in accordance with OJK Circular Letter No. 3/SEOJK.04/2020 on Other Condition in Significantly Fluctuated Market Condition in the Implementation of Share Buyback Issued by the Issuers or Public Company. The global economy is under pressure due to fears of global economic downturn, which impacted the global capital markets including Mitratel.

The share buyback shall not affect the financial condition of the Company considering Mitratel has sufficient working capital to carry out the share buyback and to finance its business activities. Mitratel is committed to continuously monitoring the market and macroeconomic trends to ensure the optimization, as well as the effectiveness of this corporate action.

President Director of Mitratel, Theodorus Ardi Hartoko stated that this share buyback is the commitment from management to increase values for shareholders, as well as improve the overall fundamental ratio of the company.

Referring to the company’s outstanding Q1 2022 performance, which booked profit of IDR 459.40 billion in Q1/2022, representing 33.86% YoY growth. The company’s revenue also surged by 21.45% YoY to IDR 1.87 trillion in Q1 2022.

For more information:

PT. Dayamitra Telekomunikasi Tbk (Mitratel)

Website : www.mitratel.co.id

Email: investor.relations@mitratel.co.id

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SustainableIT.org Announces New Leadership Amid Official Launch

Global IT sustainability nonprofit to be led by former IDC VP, names new board members from multiple Fortune 500 companies

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Nasdaq congratulates Delphix on its launch of SustainableIT.org

REDWOOD CITY, Calif., June 02, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — SustainableIT.org, the new nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing global sustainability through technology leadership, today announced its new executive director and additional board members, following its successful inaugural board meeting May 24 in New York.

SustainableIT.org is proud to name Kath Marston as its Executive Director and General Manager. Marston brings leadership development experience gained from serving as Group Vice President, Client Experience/Operations for IDC’s CIO Executive Council, having overseen a community of leading Chief Information Officers (CIOs) and top technologists across global organizations.

“I am extremely excited to lead this powerful agenda. Technology leaders can have a critical impact on global sustainability efforts, and our commitment to galvanizing these leaders to act is vital for the prosperity of businesses, humanity, and the entire planet,” Marston said.

Additionally, SustainableIT.org voted in seven members to its board of directors. Composed of influential CIOs, CTOs, and other CXOs from around the world.

SustainableIT.org’s newest board members are:

They join existing board members:

On June 8th, SustainableIT.org will host its European launch in Paris to raise awareness and drive critical mandates forward at a global scale. Its next board meeting and executive summit will be held at the Terranea Resort in Rancho Palos Verdes, CA, on August 15th where multiple SustainableIT.org board members will accept CIO 100 Awards shortly thereafter.

Companies are increasingly committing to maximizing sustainability within their operations, and most companies will have developed a roadmap and formally pledged to make sustainability a corporate-wide goal by 2025*, according to research from IDC. They will fulfill these pledges by using the latest tools and software to monitor and reduce power consumption, which makes a set of sustainability standards for the IT field all the more urgent to establish.

By uniting IT leaders and experts from around the world to define best practices and standard metrics for the United Nations’ three pillars of sustainability, SustainableIT.org is committed to driving transparency and progress toward a sustainable future.

“Our objective is to expand global awareness through a dedicated community of worldwide thought leaders, create education and positive awareness actions, measurable improvement in terms of sustainability management and improvement across technology executives,” Marston said. “Our passion is to inspire and make a better world for the next generation and generations to come.”

About SustainableIT.org

SustainableIT.org is a nonprofit organization focused on advancing global sustainability through technology leadership. Our mission is to define sustainable transformation programs by industry, author best practices and frameworks, set standards and certifications, provide education and training, and raise awareness for environmental and societal programs that make our organizations and the world sustainable for generations to come. Follow us on LinkedIn.

Delphix formed SustainableIT.org as a nonstock and nonprofit organization alongside CIOs from leading organizations around the world. SustainableIT.org is initially funded by Delphix (as founder and technical advisor) and by revenue generated from underwriters, alliances partnerships, event sponsorships and other program sponsors, such as research partners. Delphix support will be governed by a Business Management Agreement between Delphix and SustainableIT.org.

Source: *IDC FutureScape: Worldwide Sustainability 2022 Predictions – Oct. 2021

Contact:
Kathryn Alissa Marston
Executive Director and General Manager, SustainableIT.org
Phone: 1 (508) 808-3080
Email: Kathryn.Marston@sustainableIT.org

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UAE announces 593 new COVID-19 cases, 506 recoveries, no deaths in last 24 hours

ABU DHABI, The Ministry of Health and Prevention (MoHAP) announced that it conducted 231,286 additional COVID-19 tests over the past 24 hours, using state-of-the-art medical testing equipment.

In a statement, the Ministry stressed its aim to continue expanding the scope of testing nationwide to facilitate the early detection of coronavirus cases and carry out the necessary treatment. As part of its intensified testing campaign, MoHAP announced 593 new coronavirus cases, bringing the total number of recorded cases in the UAE to 909,815.

According to the Ministry, the infected individuals are from various nationalities, are in a stable condition, and receiving the necessary care.

The Ministry added that no COVID-19-related deaths have been recorded in the past 24 hours, leaving the total number of deaths unchanged at 2,305.

MoHAP also noted that an additional 506 individuals had fully recovered from COVID-19, bringing the total number of recoveries to 893,193.

Source: Emirates News Agency

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MoHAP signs agreement to support ‘Nafis’ federal programme

ABU DHABI, The Ministry of Health and Prevention (MoHAP) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Novartis, a global healthcare company based in Switzerland, to develop a 12-month extensive training programme for Emirati graduates holding pharmacy degrees.

The training programme will promote the presence of Emirati cadres in the private sector by attracting talents, improving the skills of fresh graduates and equipping them with necessary skills and experience to build a successful career in the private pharmaceutical sector.

Under the agreement, trainees will receive a monthly stipend from the company, and upon course completion, they will have the option to apply for full-time positions or join international pharmaceutical companies operating in the country.

Dr. Amin Hussein Al Amiri, Assistant Under-Secretary for the Health Regulation Sector at MoHAP, and Mohamed Ezz Eldin, President and Head of Gulf Cluster at Novartis Pharmaceuticals, signed the MoU at the MoHAP headquarters in Dubai, in the presence of Dr. Mohammad Salim Al Olama, Under-Secretary of MoHAP.

Highlighting the importance of the MoU, Al Olama said that the partnership with Novartis comes in line with the ministry’s efforts aimed at supporting ‘Nafis’, the federal programme that seeks to increase the competitiveness of the Emirati workforce and facilitate the private sector employment of UAE citizens launched as part of the second package of the Projects of the 50.

“We are committed to developing and qualifying national cadres in the medical and pharmaceutical fields by encouraging major medical companies to attract and invest in national talents of pharmacy graduates and provide opportunities for them to explore job opportunities and gain qualitative expertise and skills,” Al Olama stated.

For his part, Al Amiri underscored the ministry’s commitment to developing a long-term strategy to train and qualify Emirati cadres, particularly pharmacy graduates, as well as developing training initiatives and programmes in cooperation with international medical and pharmaceutical companies to increase the presence of Emirati competencies in the private sector.

He stated that training programmes will effectively empower fresh graduates and allow them to enter the labour market in the private sector, especially in competitive fields requiring exceptional competence.

Source: Emirates News Agency

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Hydrogen can play key role in decarbonising energy, says new IEF report

RIYADH, Hydrogen can play a key role in decarbonising the energy system, but scaling-up will require vast investments across the supply chain, broad collaboration, and government support, according to a new report published by the International Energy Forum (IEF).

The “Hydrogen Market Pathways” report, written by the IEF with Anne-Sophie Corbeau of the Columbia Centre on Global Energy Policy, comes at a critical time in the evolution of the industry, as many countries have recently announced more ambitious production targets to meet climate goals.

“The current market crisis has accelerated the targets for hydrogen across the world, and new large-scale projects are announced almost on a daily basis,” said IEF Secretary-General Joseph McMonigle.

“This report provides essential guidance to policymakers, especially regarding regulation, carbon management and efficiency,” he added.

Hydrogen is expected to play a key role in sectors where electrification doesn’t work, such as high-temperature industrial processes, heavy road transportation, and shipping, the report found.

It said the industry must develop a new carbon intensity scale and move beyond the current over-simplified system of colour designations, such as “green hydrogen” when it is made with renewable energy and “blue hydrogen” when it is made from natural gas.

Measuring and tracking carbon intensity will need to be standardised and ‘green’ certifications and guarantees of origin will be important elements enabling international trade.

Electrification, as in the case of electric vehicles, is the preferred way to decarbonise the energy sector because low-carbon electricity can be made from sources such as nuclear, renewables or natural gas with carbon capture filters. But electrons are difficult to store and transport.

As a molecule, Hydrogen has an important advantage over electrons in that it can transfer energy over time and distances and can be stored more efficiently.

Hydrogen can unlock otherwise stranded energy assets such as remote and isolated renewable energy sites. It can connect places with ample renewable energy resources but no effective means of delivering it to markets. The report said that infrastructure and transportation developments will be needed to unlock these arbitrage opportunities.

The report found that the Hydrogen market is still in its infancy, and development is needed along the entire supply chain.

Low-carbon hydrogen production and utilisation must increase from about 1 million tons per annum (Mtpa) today to hundreds of Mtpa by 2050. This will involve expansion and development in production, transportation, storage, and end-use.

“Scaling-up hydrogen will require new business models, pricing, contracts, regulations, standards, certificates, and policies,” the report said.

International partnerships will be an essential component of developing the hydrogen economy, providing off-take certainty, and enabling scale. Broad-based collaboration within and across industries and governments will be needed as well as a commitment to capital and sharing resources and technology, the report stated.

Despite parallels between Hydrogen and other market development pathways such as liquefied natural gas, they should not be regulated in the same way, the report noted.

“There is still room for innovation in hydrogen technology and business models that over-regulation could hinder. Regulation that is “fit for purpose” can help mitigate the risk inherent in a new market, particularly in attracting investment,” the report stated.

“A delicate balance is needed to ensure hydrogen helps in the energy transition but is also competitive and cost-effective.”

Source: Emirates News Agency