العربية

Perspectives On Government Services, Cities And Technology In Collaboration

Perspectives On Government Services, Cities And Technology In Collaboration
Perspectives On Government Services, Cities And Technology In Collaboration

This paper explores a gamut of topics of crucial importance to the public sector in the light of the UAE’s visionary leadership and ambitious initiatives that encompass public safety, enhanced judiciary, a competitive knowledge economy and improved education and healthcare. 

The themes range from the introduction of VAT, to the debate surrounding the influx of innovative technologies: smart cities, the Internet of Things, intelligent automation, autonomous vehicles and potential cyber threat. It postulates options to manage the uncertainties inherent in a largely revolving workforce by investing in the development of local talent. The UAE’s approach to governance, control frameworks and accountability is also examined.

In light of the numerous public sector programs in place, KPMG’s subject matter experts have shared incisive insights on ways to embrace the opportunities that lie ahead.

More on this subject


Understanding The Impact Of COVID-19 On Urban Mobility Trends

The COVID-19 pandemic is having profound economic, social and political impacts across the globe. Its effects are spreading throughout the entire transport sector, and urban mobility is no exception. ​ Public transport agencies, operators and other

The Lost Workforce - Upskilling for the Future

Many companies are desperately looking for candidates to fill their increasing job vacancies. Meanwhile hundreds of millions of unemployed, overqualified or under-skilled workers do not, or no longer have, the relevant skillsets required to fulfil sp

Putting GCC cities in the loop: Sustainable growth in a circular economy

The rapid economic growth of Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries has placed great pressure on resources and has increased the amount of waste and emissions, to the detriment of the region. While GCC countries have started to explore sustainable