In Dubai, it works with a regional partner that has experience with facilities and the , health government of Dubai and Abu Dhabi, the former being , the UAE’s capital and largest province.
” It’s great to have experienced colleagues in the region”, he said. There are a lot of confidence and personal relationships that matter, in Southeast Asia and the Middle East, in my opinion.
The Decision Labs was given the opportunity to apply for a position in a start-up program for biotechnology and life science called HealthX after giving a presentation at a meeting in Abu Dhabi in May. It was successful and established relationships with neighborhood hospitals.
” Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar are all experiencing significant growth and expenditure.” The entire electronic change, particularly in heath, is happening as we are speaking”, said Mr Anupam.
For example, he just understood that there were investors willing to finance it during a private conversation with an established at a UAE state institution.
” They are ready to ship the best skills, be it from Singapore, from the US, the UK, from the top colleges”, said Mr Anupam, who is an American citizen and in Dubai on a public manager card.
He is trained in statistical economy and has a master of business administration from , HEC Paris , and , MIT Sloan School of Management.
When The Decision Labs actually signs a project that, his staff, which consists of about 18 people, currently consists of about 18 in Bangalore, Malaysia, and the Philippines.
SINGAPORE, DUBAI CAN LEARN FROM EACH OTHER
Given their reputations as aircraft hubs, economic centers, gateways to their particular regions, and their desire to be it and start-up hubs, some observers have compared Singapore and Dubai to being competitors.
But people beg to differ.
” They are so geographically far away that I do n’t think they should be competitors”, said Mr Skoumal of the two cities, which are a seven-and-a-half-hour flight apart.
” They do n’t fight for the same customers. They do n’t fight for the same companies. They have their own industry”, said Mr Skoumal.
” I feel like they can learn from each other, and I guess they are doing it”, he said, citing both places ‘ attempts to digitalise state systems.