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• Kingdom of changeFeatures | 3 January 2008

  CommsMEA examines how Saudi Arabia's telecoms market is likely to develop in the coming years.

• IPO reform needed to restore confidenceFeatures | 16 August 2007

  Investors and companies are increasingly abandoning a model distorted by last year's stock market crash.

• Getting to grips with SOAFeatures | 1 March 2007

  Service-orientated architecture (SOA) and business process management (BPM) provider, WebMethods, has stepped up its campaign to educate CIOs in the Middle East on the benefits of service-oriented architecture.

• IT managers of the yearFeatures | 31 December 2006

  Finalising the ten CIOs and IT managers worthy of gracing the pages of ACN’s annual Top Ten IT Managers feature is never an easy task. It took hours of debate and a few heated verbal exchanges. Over the next seven pages we profile ten of the best IT managers in the region – individuals that have excelled in their profession and truly harnessed the power of IT to deliver tangible business benefits during 2006.

• It's all German to meComment | 26 November 2006

  To Abu Dhabi last week for the World Leadership Summit, which featured the likes of George Bush Senior and former German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder. It was Schroeder who stole the show with an emotive speech, looking back at his years in office. Soon after, he gave a half-an-hour exclusive interview to CNBC Arabia's Ramia Farrage, in which he discussed fierce opposition to the Iraq war. Or so we think. Unfortunately for Farrage, all Schroeder's answers were in German. As the interview ended, she explained to him: "I've really enjoyed meeting you Mr Schroeder. Unfortunately I haven't got a clue what you were talking about."

• TelcosFeatures | 17 November 2006

• Can you make money from WAP?Features | 24 December 2000

  Despite flopping miserably and being castigatigated in the press all across Europe WAP content over mobile devices has been warmly embraced by Middle East companies.