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Tug Captain
Industry: Oil & Gas
Location: Abu Dhabi, UAE -
Commissioning Engineer
Industry: Other
Location: Dubai, UAE -
Warranty Coordinator
Industry: Other
Location: Dubai, UAE -
HR Manager
Industry: Facilities Management
Location: Dubai, UAE -
Civil Engineer
Industry: Other
Location: Muscat, Oman
Thursday, 22 October 2009
Downstream deliveries
Energy
Petrochemicals in the Middle East is an export driven market. Maintaining the local cost advantage requires competitive and quick to market supply chain management.
Iraq's oil power grows, but firms eye election
Energy
Iraq has taken a step closer to becoming a giant on the global oil stage, but politics may yet stall growth plans.
Wednesday, 21 October 2009
Cable ties
Media & Marketing
The relationship between broadband and IPTV services is explicit. Digital Broadcast looks at the importance of high-value video services for telcos.
David vs. Goliath
Construction & Industry
How smaller architecture firms are keeping themselves competitive in the new Middle East.
Tuesday, 20 October 2009
In sync
Technology
This guide will give you advice on ways to sync your files, bookmarks, passwords, emails and so on, on to any platform or device you may have. We take a look at the major syncing technologies out there and give you advice on the best solution for you.
Higher education
Technology
The right level and type of training is fundamental for any reseller with aspirations of selling to and servicing their customers properly - which is why vendors in the Middle East are now paying greater attention to their channel training policies.
Monday, 19 October 2009
Dressing for dinner
Travel & Hospitality
Middle East venues have played host to some spectacular gatherings over the years; but now, without the bottomless budgets of pre-crunch patrons, how can events hope to pack equal punch? Top events organisers share their decorative expertise and tell Lucy Taylor why the devil is in the detail.
Filming underwater
Media & Marketing
Seraph Production recently shot a doco-style film underwater to highlight how ecosystems were developing around some of Nakheel’s coastal projects. Vijaya Cherian reports.
Sunday, 18 October 2009
Rock star, poet join Intel, Ryanair to back Lisbon Treaty
Politics & Economics
Musicians, sports stars and a Nobel Prize-winning writer united with executives and politicians to persuade the Irish to push through the European Union’s new governing agreement and reverse their rejection last year.
Powering up
Technology
Marketing jargon claims that virtualisation can empower your business, but often this fails to address the real needs of an organisation. Nathan Statz investigates the state of play amongst the industry's big guns.
Inspecting gadgets
Technology
ACN rounds up the latest and greatest executive gadgets, from a battle-ready brick to a chocolate-themed mobile and a glass-friendly mouse.
Saturday, 17 October 2009
Safe as houses
Energy
Oil & gas rated accommodation unit providers say regional demand is booming for remote oil site facilities.
EPC market review: Changing positions
Energy
Contractors from around the world have flocked to the Middle East and want a piece of the downstream action this year.
Governments providing industry with silver lining
Construction & Industry
The construction industry could be on the road to recovery thanks to governments in the GCC.
The crown jewel
Construction & Industry
As the Princess Tower gears up to become the tallest residential building in the world, Construction Week looks at the progress on the 420m-high development and discovers what makes building a tall tower different from any other project.
The making of Makkah
Construction & Industry
Makkah is a truly unique city - presenting some unique opportunities.
Friday, 16 October 2009
On the boil
Construction & Industry
We look at some of the latest technological trends and developments on the international boiler and water heater front.
Oceans of opportunity
Travel & Hospitality
Times have been tough for seafood outlets throughout the economic downturn - but the consumer demand for this popular product is still there; today it's down to clever culinary experts and savvy seafood suppliers to ensure the continued success of their fish restaurants.
Cairo and beyond
Travel & Hospitality
A growth in domestic travel triggered by the financial crisis has resulted in a boom in Egypt's hotel industry, paving the way for operators to explore emerging destinations, says Louise Birchall.
Thursday, 15 October 2009
Battle of the skies
Transportation
It's not all bad news for business class passengers: take a closer look at the services on offer.
SPOT POLL
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