Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, 19 December, 2018: The 2nd annualHR Tech Saudi Summit, hosted by Q&A International on 10-11 December at Al FaisaliahHotel, Riyadh witnessed remarkable discussions on the future of artificial intelligence and digitalization in the Kingdom. The power-packaged agenda including keynote presentations, panel discussions featured speakers from notable organizations and attracted attendance of HR and IT professionals from various public and private sector organizations. A variety of key subject such as HR digital transformation, importance of integrating people, process and technology with strategy were discussed along with newest trends, ideas and disruptions. The event highlighted knowledge sharing, ideas and innovation in HR, building the organization of the future, in line with Saudi vision 2030.
Themed around Driving Saudi’s HR Digital Transformation: The Future Is Now!, officially endorsed by “Digital Saudi” and supported by “Human Resources Development Fund”, the 2nd Annual HR Tech Saudi Summit is the only premier event for HR Technology in the Kingdom, this year the Summit addressed key topics like Digital HR Transformation case studies, Artificial Intelligence in HR, employee wellbeing, digital disruption and the future of HR, corporate culture and employee experience by industry leaders from Human Resources Development Fund, Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, Saudi Aramco, Ma’aden, Saudi British Bank, Ministry of Energy, Industry and Mineral Resources, Saudi Telecom Company, Saudi Cable Company, Al Majdouie Holding etc.
Dr. Abdullah Alhomeadan, Adviser and General Director of Administrative Affairs, The Royal Court, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, speaker at the HR Tech Saudi Summit said, “I had the honor of participating in the 2nd Annual HR Tech Saudi Summit under great theme of Driving Saudi’s HR Digital transformation. The conference was top notch and the quality and the level of participation was excellent. This conference has been one of the best conferences I have attended in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The opportunity for networking with delegates from both private and public sector was impressive.”
