Held under the theme ‘Smart Life,’ Elm highlighted the pivotal role of its innovative services and platforms in driving digital transformation across Saudi Arabia. During its participation, the company exhibited its groundbreaking systems and professional services in a sophisticated and innovative environment, further empowering customers to analyse opportunities, address challenges and customise solutions to align with their goals. At the conference, Elm’s platform received a number of dignitaries from the Kingdom, as well as numerous officials and executives from the public and private sectors, who familiarised with the company’s latest innovations and digital services.

The agreement outlines establishing a sophisticated system that utilises artificial intelligence techniques to provide judges, researchers, and all beneficiaries of the Digital Board of Grievances with access to efficiently disaggregated and structured judicial information. By analysing case data, judgments, legislation, the agreement seeks to identify connections and similarities between them and offer effective tools for predicting expected governance using artificial intelligence applications.

The memorandum was signed by the CEO of Elm Company Dr. Abdulrahman Aljadhai and Nawal bint Mohammed Alrasheed the president of Taibah University, with the aim of unifying bilateral efforts, developing digital transformation strategies and policies, and enhancing business process engineering to improve performance, systems and technical services for the university’s operations. Areas of cooperation also include providing training opportunities for students at Taibah University within the fields in which Elm is active, and studying prospects for participation in technical initiatives and events in which the university participates locally and globally.

Through its participation in this prominent event held under the slogan ‘Smart Life’, Elm aims to showcase its leading digitisation solutions and highlight the role of its services and innovative platforms in supporting digital transformation. These solutions and digital products include a range of products specialised in automobile, health, finance and insurance, smart cities and real estate solutions.

The MOU was signed by Majed bin Faleh Al Otaibi, CEO Government Digital Products Group at Elm and Suleiman bin Saleh Al-Dakhil, Director General of the GCC Health Council. The association seeks to broaden the partnership between the two parties by providing value-added services to the ‘NashraTech’ system, which is one of the several initiatives to improve the quality of health services in GCC countries, as well as collaborate in developing digital products by employing innovative models at the GCC level. The bilateral cooperation also entails advisory services, business outsourcing, operations and inspection, data analysis, and artificial intelligence support.

On the sidelines of LEAP 2024, the MoU was signed by Majid bin Falih Al Oatibi, Executive Director of the Government Digital Products Group at Elm and Khalid Althonyyan, SRSA VP of Digital Transformation. The agreement was signed in the presence of several officials from both sides. In line with the agreement, both parties will broaden and strengthen the prospect of their partnership with value-added services, review the possibilities of cooperation in developing and launching digital products by leveraging innovative models in coastal tourism, collaborate in assignment, oversight and inspection services and various other projects.

Elm, a leading digital solutions provider announced its role as a business solutions partner for the third edition of the LEAP, which is scheduled to be held from March 4 to 7, 2024, at the Riyadh Exhibition and Convention Centre. The event is being organised by the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology in collaboration with the Saudi Federation for Cybersecurity, Programming and Drones (SAFCSP).