UAE Based Algorythma Showcased Its Tech Platforms In Prestigious MIT SciTech Conference 2018 In Boston

Algorythma, the UAE based first-rate end-to-end technology service company, displayed its tech platforms at the Annual MIT SciTech 2018 Conference, one of the world’s largest gathering of leading scientists, engineers, and entrepreneurs, held in Boston, Massachusetts, USA.   

Algorythma had a strong presence in the conference and other side events, including its participation in the conference’s exhibition with a stand that showcased its higher-level pools of configurable systems and solution platforms, and showcased its groundbreaking vision of technology and artificial intelligence-based investments in areas of finance, SME incubation and education.

Dr. Saleh Al Hashemi, the Chief Executive Officer of Algorythma, and Managing Director of Krypto Labs, presented Algorythma’s technology ecosystem and said “Technology has brought about new dynamics to the globalization of businesses. Algorythma developed technology stacks that come out with higher-level pools of configurable systems and solution platforms that it exports to different parts of the world. One of our products which is Alef Education, it is as a technology-enabled education solution powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI) designed to improve learning outcomes. If you look at another product, Swoo, which is a live broadcasting system, it is evident that we are moving from a typical live one-to-all system to an interactive collaborative tool. Saal.ai, another one of our platforms, was built as the intelligent partner that can transform ordinary human interactions and data to become valuable, meaningful, and results oriented in a variety of fields, like education, banking, and healthcare. Algorythma seeks to leverage its edge-cutting technology-based solutions to create and export a wide range of products and services that can serve as the appropriate communication tools for the future.”

In addition to the presentation, Dr. Saleh also participated in the panel discussion held at the event with the objective to tackle the most pressing problems and spark the most innovative solutions. He also took part in the Q&A session to answer the attendees’ burning questions about modern issues facing young scientists and entrepreneurs among other technology related issues like the need to further develop technology products and platforms to attend future needs.

Examining the question of collaborative technology and whether it is collaboration or competition, Dr. Saleh said: “In terms of technology collaboration tools, I think that in today’s age I can safely say that collaborative technologies in modern day business are already more of a communicative nature. Employees within the same business as well as various corporations, groups and organizations that share business with each other are running their businesses across multiple locations and time zones around the globe. Thus, they introduced technological communicative strategies and tools that are critical to the business growth and are promoting efficiency and innovation nowadays.”