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Joseph Wan, CEO, Harvey Nichols
Luxury retailer Harvey Nichols has a heritage stretching back to 1813, the year they opened their first store in London. Joseph Wan, CEO, Harvey Nichols talks to Phil Blizzard about their present day operation, the overseas expansion and the importance of their presence in Dubai, which is in association with the Al Tayer Group.
InterContinental Residence Suites, Dubai Festival City
Luxury apartments, with a commanding view of Dubai Creek, are being offered at the InterContinental Residence Suites, Dubai Festival City. Phil Blizzard takes a look at this stylish accommodation and the associated facilities for those on a longer stay in Dubai, be it for business or leisure.
Multi-tiered data centres cut customer costs
Ed Ansett, Director, EMEA Critical Facilities Services at HP, believes that companies should move to a multi-tiered environment within data centres, helping businesses to cut costs and save space. Speaking during the Datacentre Dynamics conference in Dubai, he tells Rob Jones why it is important that companies match their facility resilience to their application resilience.
Fortis aviator watches on a Mars mission
Aerobatic pilots, like those at the Dubai Airshow, along with astronauts are subjected to massive forces and so are their timepieces. Phil Blizzard talks to Max Peter, Fortis Watches about the inner workings of these watches, as well as the newly launched Mars 500.
Bombardier says finance options are changing for private jets
Bizjets are a very expensive piece of aviation hardware, either for corporations or individuals, and the finance options require careful consideration. Kader Mattar, Regional VP - Sales, Bombardier talks to Phil Blizzard about the evolving financial landscape in this region, as well as their aircraft portfolio.
Horizon Flight Academy expands pilot training
Al Ain based Horizon International Flight Academy and part of Mubadala Aviation offers courses and training for in-flight crew and also ground based staff. Phil Blizzard talks with Mohammed Al Zaabi, GM, Horizon International Flight Academy on what it takes to be a commercial aviator.
Japan pushes UAE ties as the Gulf's strategic importance increases
Moriyuki Aida, Chief Representative for the Dubai office of Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) explains why close ties with the UAE are so important to Japan. He talks about on-going funding for projects, how funding has changed since the downturn and what the future holds for projects in the emirate.
Empire Aviation sales of private jets soar in Dubai
A one-stop-shop for business jets, Empire Aviation Group, Dubai, describes its operations as being from sales of executive jets to charter flights, from maintenance to flight management. Phil Blizzard talks to Steve Hartley, Executive Director, about its operations and how this sector of aviation is growing.
Abu Dhabi targets world-class healthcare facilities
Abu Dhabi has rolled out private healthcare insurance for locals and expats as part of its plans to offer world-class healthcare. Zaid Al Siksek, CEO, Health Authority - Abu Dhabi, tells Rob Jones about the emirate's plans for healthcare, why it is so high on the government's agenda, how it is trying to attract global medical facilities into Abu Dhabi - and how they will work with Seha - and the need for teaching hospitals to ensure it has good medical professionals working within the UAE capital.
Cleveland Clinic expands GCC presence
Bill Peacock, Chief of Operations at the Cleveland Clinic tells Edward Poultney how the Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi is developing, what the group's plans for expansion are and how the company is 'knowledge-sharing' with the region's health professionals.
Abu Dhabi University strategic goals
Dr Nabil Ibrahim, Chancellor, Abu Dhabi University talks to Phil Blizzard about their contribution to the development of the emirate, diversification in funding and the opportunities for partnerships and their goal for academic excellence.
Boeing predict over 1700 aircraft for Middle East
Boeing predict that over the next twenty years operators in the region will require more than 1700 aircraft according to Paul Kinscherff, VP, Boeing Middle East Region in conversation with Phil Blizzard. They talk about the changing aviation landscape, the breakdown in market sectors and Phil tries to get a date on when the much anticipated Dreamliner would be flying in Middle Eastern airspace.
Eurofighter's awesome power thrills Dubai Airshow
Watch the awesome capabilities of the most advanced combat aircraft in the world as displayed by Squadron Leader Scott Loughran, who put the Eurofighter Typhoon through breathtaking and ear shattering manoeuvres in the daily flying displays. Phil Blizzard, at the Dubai Airshow, spoke to the pilot about life in the cockpit in this state of the art aircraft.
Etihad CEO talks about the shifting aviation landscape
James Hogan, CEO, Etihad Airways talks to Phil Blizzard on how the airline's operations are changing - with an increase in outsourcing, the advantages the management of 'new wave' airlines have over the 'legacy' operators and how the load factors are moving in an evolving network. Also the importance of winng the award as 'Worlds Leading Airline'.
Abu Dhabi's Water and Electricity privatisation programme
The privatisation programme, future energy sources and future major projects, including opportunities for the private sector are spoken about by H.E. Abdulla Saif Al Nuaimi, Director of Privatisation, Abu Dhabi Water & Electricity Authority (ADWEA) in this interview with Phil Blizzard at the Abu Dhabi Conference 2009
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