Deloitte Launches AI Platform at Leap 2026 for Enterprise Scaling
Deloitte Middle East is set to participate in Leap 2026, aiming to accelerate the transition of companies from initial AI experiments to comprehensive implementation. The program focuses on achieving tangible value and enhancing operational resilience within a secure digital environment.
Scaling Challenges and System Integration
Recent reports reveal that a small percentage of Arab institutions use AI for radical transformation, while others settle for limited productivity improvements. These statistics reflect the difficulty of integrating new technologies into existing infrastructures and the complexities of digital governance.
Muath Al-Dajani, CEO of Deloitte Middle East, clarified that the real challenge lies not in exploration but in widely scaling successful experiments. This highlights an urgent need for clear frameworks that allow companies to move beyond the pilot phase toward full enterprise adoption.
Program Pillars and Partners
The AI Leaders Platform features three main pillars: the reality of intelligent agents, technology integration with the physical world, and the trust and ethical governance equation. It highlights how AI evolves from a mere response tool to an executor of tasks within complex workflows.
The event hosts representatives from Expo 2030 Riyadh, Al Rajhi Bank, and ZATCA, alongside tech giants like Oracle, Dell, and Nvidia. Interactive sessions provide live demos and discussions on cyber resilience and trusted AI application.
This focus reflects the accelerated digital transformation in the region, where institutions seek to leverage robotics and IoT. Deloitte aims to provide a dialogue environment bringing together public and private sectors to discuss ways to enhance digital trust.
Comprehensive AI scaling remains a strategic goal requiring close collaboration between solution providers and end-users. This initiative seeks to build bridges of knowledge, enabling the Arab region to sustainably keep pace with global technological developments.
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