Banks are notoriously slow to adopt new technologies. They remain deeply skeptical of open-source solutions. After nearly two decades working with banking institutions across the Middle East, I've seen this pattern repeatedly.

You can't move fast and break things when those "things" are payment systems processing millions of dollars, compliance systems under regulatory scrutiny, or customer accounts holding people's savings.

Letters of Guarantee are fundamental to trade finance. Yet most LG processes remain manual, paper-based, and inefficient.

Legacy banking systems are the backbone of financial services. They're also increasingly becoming a bottleneck.

Quality assurance in the GCC technology landscape has reached a critical inflection point. As organizations across Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar accelerate digital transformation initiatives, the gap between traditional testing approaches and modern system complexity continues to widen.