In today’s rapidly shifting global market, CEOs must transition from traditional strategy development with gut-based intuition to an AI-powered strategy and transformation—harnessing insights, dynamic strategic options, and cross-functional collaboration to drive agile transformation, redefine decision-making and strategy development.
The GCC real estate market has surged, with prices rising and transaction values surpassing USD 400 billion by 2024, driven by strong demographics, strategic initiatives, and robust foreign investment.
GCC financial institutions are rapidly transforming through digital innovation, strategic partnerships, and regulatory reforms, driving sustainable growth and enhanced competitive advantage.
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Try NexStrat for free: See AI agents build strategies in real time and get your free board-ready strategy deck today. Context: AI in Strategic Planning In an era marked by unprecedented technological disruption and market volatility, traditional approaches to strategic…
Try NexStrat for free: See AI agents build strategies in real time and get your free board-ready strategy deck today. “How can AI transform strategy development and business decisions?” is one of the core questions for the enterprises that is…
Introduction: A New Era of EBITDA Growth and Profitability in the GCC As the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) enters a period of accelerated economic transformation, diversification, digitalization, and sustainability are becoming critical pillars of growth. The average EBITDA margin trends…
Try NexStrat for free: See AI agents build strategies in real time and get your free board-ready strategy deck today. Introduction Traditional business strategy formulation has long been a resource-heavy, time-consuming process. Organizations rely on external strategy consultants and internal…