Technology strategy & digital transformation
Technology plans that start from the organisation's goals, with a clear roadmap to transform processes and improve the customer experience.
Practised atGovernment entity, Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority
Eight areas I work in — each one I practised in the field before I led it.
Technology plans that start from the organisation's goals, with a clear roadmap to transform processes and improve the customer experience.
Practised atGovernment entity, Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority
An architecture vision and roadmap for the infrastructure, and design reviews that keep projects scalable, secure and fast.
Practised atAl Rajhi Bank, Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority
Unified policies, standards and procedures, with IT audits and regulatory compliance kept on track.
Practised atGovernment entity, Al Rajhi Bank, Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority
Planning data centres, servers, storage, networks and power to grow steadily without waste or bottlenecks.
Practised atZakat, Tax and Customs Authority, Al Moammar Information Systems (MIS), Dar Al-Handasah (Shair and Partners)
Stable, highly available operations, and changes tested on a limited environment before they reach the whole system.
Practised atGovernment entity, Al Rajhi Bank, Al Moammar Information Systems (MIS)
Protecting data and technology assets, with disaster-recovery plans that bring services back quickly after any disruption.
Practised atGovernment entity, Al Moammar Information Systems (MIS), Dar Al-Handasah (Shair and Partners)
Writing RFPs, selecting vendors, negotiating contracts and holding partners to their SLAs.
Practised atGovernment entity, Al Rajhi Bank, Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority
Building high-performing teams, managing technology budgets, and presenting strategy and performance to the executive team and the board.
Practised atGovernment entity, Al Rajhi Bank, Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority
Principles I write about and work by.
Every technology plan starts from the goal it serves; the tools come after. That is how technology turns from a cost into lasting value.
Not a timeline or a list of requirements, but a clear vision, an understanding of user needs, risk analysis and efficient use of resources.
A change goes first to a test environment and a limited set of devices to learn its impact, and only then to the whole system.
Strong systems alone are not enough; capacity management is what lets an organisation scale steadily and stay stable at peak times.
Tools and technologies I worked on hands-on in my engineering years.
Advice on technology strategy, governance or infrastructure planning, or an invitation to speak at an event.