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Micheal Andrew, Chairman KPMG: US dollar will remain a global currency
Michael Andrew, Global Chairman KPMG International, tells Edward Poultney why the group is looking at a shift in growth to the Asian economies, making these KPMG's most important future markets, and how the first half of 2012 going to be a very tough period although some optimism should emerge toward the back end of the year, especially around the US economy, the implementation of China's 13th five-year-plan and emerging markets - but long-term structural issues need to be addressed in Europe and the US.Log in to watch video (free registration)
Jones Lang LaSalle view a mixed property market for Dubai in 2012
The annual real estate outlook for the UAE property market from analysts Jones Lang LaSalle paints a mixed picture - with rental decline in some areas and small growth in others. Craig Plumb, Head of Research Director, MENA, JLL talks to Phil Blizzard about the key trends in the different real estate sectors and also the impact of global and regional events. The report indicates that residential and office rents are likely to fall further, but with some locations seeing an increase, and 2012 will be a year of further strength for the Dubai hotel sector.Log in to watch video (free registration)
HP acquisition of Autonomy will enable Middle East CIOs to advance their data optimization
An explosion of data is one of many challenges facing Chief Information Officers across the region, with some reports saying only 5% of that data is being leveraged. Phil Blizzard talks to Eyad Shihabi, MD, HP Middle East about utilization of data and how HP's recent $10.3billion acquisition of the UK based information management software company Autonomy will assist.Log in to watch video (free registration)
Siemens electric mobility drive into the future with Porsche
One of the most outstanding electric cars at the World Future Energy Summit was found on the Siemens stand where they were proudly displaying a futuristic Porsche 911 Turbo. Phil Blizzard spoke to Dr Ulrich Eberl, Senior Director, Corporate Communications, Siemens AG about the direction they are taking in their drive for a cleaner and more sustainable future.Log in to watch video (free registration)
Schneider Electric wins prestigious Zayed Future Energy Prize
Schneider Electric, the global specialist in energy management, has won the Zayed Future Energy Prize in the category of 'Large Corporations' for their efforts and innovations in renewable energy and sustainability. At the WFES, Abu Dhabi Phil Blizzard spoke with Isabelle Malinconi, VP Campaign Management, Schneider Electric about their initiatives and what it means to win such a prestigious award.Log in to watch video (free registration)
WFES opens with launch of 2012 Sustainable Energy initiative
The 5th edition of the World Future Energy Summit in Abu Dhabi with a call to action from the UN Secretary General, Ban Ki-moon as he launched the 2012: The International Year of Sustainable Energy for All initiative. Phil Blizzard reports on the event which is expected to attract over 26,000 attendees to the summit which has the theme of Powering Sustainable Innovations.Log in to watch video (free registration)
Sustainable Energy For All initiative launched at Abu Dhabi's WFES
UN Secretary General, Ban Ki-moon made a passionate 'call to action' at the WFES, Abu Dhabi to make sustainable energy available to all. Following this announcement Phil Blizzard spoke to Michael Liebreich, Spokesperson, Sec-Gen High Level Group on 'Sustainable Energy for All' for an overview of the initiative's key elements - who will benefit, how it will be implemented and the time frame involved. He also talks about the role of Bloomberg New Energy Finance of which he is Founder and Chief Executive.Log in to watch video (free registration)
Michael Andrew, Global Chairman KPMG International
Michael Andrew, Chairman KPMG International, talks to Edward Poultney about the current pan-regional trends affecting global brands, the importance of having local contacts and people on the ground, and why the Eurozone crisis is making investors view that market as a long-term slow growth environment while other regions pick up the gaps left by the European slowdown.Log in to watch video (free registration)
Torsten Muller-Otvos, CEO, Rolls Royce Motor Cars
A Rolls Royce car is for many the ultimate luxury vehicle and despite the global economic downturn the demand is still very high. The Middle East is a significant market for the UK manufacturer and is riding the economic storm well says Torsten Muller-Otvos, CEO, Rolls Royce Motor Cars, in conversation with Phil Blizzard. He talks about their 30% global growth, including 70% in Dubai, along with the importance of the emerging markets and the BRIC countries against the backdrop of the new models in the Rolls Royce range.Log in to watch video (free registration)
Dubai launches the Mohammed bin Rashid al Maktoum Solar Park
Dubai is to set up the largest solar park in the region with the aim of producing 1000 megawatts of electricity from the rays of the sun. The Mohammed bin Rashid al Maktoum Solar Park will be the focus of a new solar energy programme launched in Dubai. In this report Phil Blizzard talks to H.E. Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer, Vice Chairman, Supreme Council of Energy, Dubai. The Dubai Integrated Energy Strategy 2030 aims to produce 5% of Dubai's energy requirement from solar power by 2030.Log in to watch video (free registration)
Dubai Chamber members' exports up 16.4% at the end of November 2011
Dubai Chamber witnessed a 16.4% jump in its members' exports and re-exports from January 2011 to the end of November, compared to the total of the entire 12 months of 2010, HE Hisham Al Shirawi, 2nd Vice Chairman, said.Log in to watch video (free registration)
3rd Dubai-Hamburg Business Forum discusses finance, maritime sectors
The Dubai-Hamburg Business Forum, organised by the Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry in partnership with the Hamburg Chamber of Commerce brought together a high level delegation of business leaders from Hamburg to meet with Dubai counterparts to discuss four key sectors of finance, maritime, logistics and green technologies.Log in to watch video (free registration)
Corporate teams compete at Chamber Go Karting networking event
Bringing an element of fun and helping to stimulate new opportunities and increased business collaboration between companies based in Dubai, the Dubai Chamber of Commerce & Industry in December ran the first of a new series of Go Karting networking events at the Autodrome.Log in to watch video (free registration)
Swiss Business Council Dubai and 15 years of developing relationships
The Swiss Business Council, Dubai has over the past 15 years been promoting economic, social and cultural relations between the UAE and Switzerland. Peter Harradine, President, Swiss Business Council talks to Phil Blizzard about the aims and development of the organisation, along with its future plans. He also gives an overview of its members which range from SMEs to international companies.Log in to watch video (free registration)
Abdulla Mohammed Al Awar, CEO, DIFC Authority - Part 2
The evolution of the DIFC from being a regional financial hub to a global one will see the number of people employed rise from 11,500 to over 55,000, making this a 'city within a city'. In part two of this insight Phil Blizzard talks to Abdulla Mohammed Al Awar, CEO, DIFC Authority about the lifestyle aspects - the many art galleries, restaurants and retail outlets which make up this financial cluster. They also talk about the education intuitions, like the London Business School, developing human capital and the significance of the New Silk Route and trading with China.Log in to watch video (free registration)
Emirates NBD - Economic Review 2011
"A more certain Europe is the necessary economic requirement for 2012" says Gary Dugan, Chief Investment Officer, Private Banking, Emirates NBD. The final review of 2011 looks at the key global events of the past 12 months and how they have shaped the economic environment and - in particular - the effect on private investments. Starting with the Arab Spring and moving through the year, ending with America looking more positive and Britain in isolation after the 'treaty veto' by Prime Minister David Cameron.Log in to watch video (free registration)
Abdulla Mohammed Al Awar, CEO, DIFC Authority - Part 1
The Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) is a bridge between the long established institutions in cities such as London in the West and Hong Kong in the East. In this special insight Phil Blizzard talks to Abdulla Mohammed Al Awar, CEO, DIFC Authority about their key role, the development of the DIFC - which has 813 active institutions employing over 11,500 people, the demographic shift in the financial markets and the positioning of Nasdaq Dubai.Log in to watch video (free registration)
Al Zorah Development Company to focus on Ajman Tourism
In 2008 Al Zorah Development Company launched a large mixed use urban project which would create a city for over 200,000 people. Times have changed and so has their focus, which is now on a series of waterfront resorts along the Ajman coastline. Imad Dana, Chairman & CEO, Al Zorah Development Comapny talks to Phil Blizzard about their revised plans and what can be expected in this joint project with the Ajman Government.Log in to watch video (free registration)
Development projects of over $44bn for airports across the GCC
Over $44 billion is being spent across the region on airport development across the GCC, with the target of handling over 260 million passengers per year. In this special report Phil Blizzard takes a look at major airport projects in Bahrain, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the UAE, where Dubai Airports recently announced breaking the 50 million passengers 'year on year' target.Log in to watch video (free registration)
Metro Green Line in Dubai a significant achievement in 2011
The opening on 11-11-2011 of the Dubai Metro's Green Line signified another big development in the infrastructure of the Emirate. Phil Blizzard rides the train, highlighting the major aspects of the 23km Green Line 18, which intersects with the Red Line at two stations.Log in to watch video (free registration)
Exclusive Preview: St Regis resort, Saadiyat Island
The St Regis resort on Saadiyat Island in Abu Dhabi marks the arrival of the brand's first hotel into the Middle East. In an exclusive preview of this elegant property Phil Blizzard talks to John Pelling, GM, St Regis, Saadiyat about the history of the brand, what it stands for and some key features of this development, which features residential properties alongside the hotel.Log in to watch video (free registration)
Sharjah Tatweer Forum develops entrepreneurs and SMEs
The 'Inspiring and Aspiring Entrepreneurs' 2011 Conference organised by the Sharjah Tatweer Forum will encourage young people in the UAE to develop a vibrant entrepreneurial culture. Phil Blizzard talks to Jassim Al Bloushi, Chairman, Sharjah Tatweer Forum about their aims and the key aspects of the conference.Log in to watch video (free registration)
BP Solar on the regional evolution of solar energy
The use of sunlight to produce solar power is steadily growing as organisations in both Abu Dhabi and Dubai set targets for sustainable energy. Phil Blizzard talks to Vahid Fotuni, Director, BP Solar about their heritage, expertise in photo-voltaic solar power and the lead being shown by China with their U$50 billion investment in green energy.Log in to watch video (free registration)
IBM emphasises importance of Middle East partnerships
After recently signing a deal with local firm Tanfeeth, Kellar Nevill, GM - Global Process Services, IBM speaks to Peter Ward about how the partnership fits into the firm's local strategy and its plans for the Middle East going forward.Log in to watch video (free registration)
Tanfeeth pairs up with IBM to target shared services market
Tanfeeth,said to be the first shared service firm in the region, recently announced a partnership with IBM in Dubai. Peter Ward speaks to Suhail Bin Tarraf, CEO of Tanfeeth about the company's ambitions and what the deal with IBM will mean for the firm.Log in to watch video (free registration)
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Last updated: Wednesday, May 15 - 2013 at 17:13 UAE local time (GMT+4)
Last updated: Wednesday, May 15 - 2013 at 17:13 UAE local time (GMT+4)
