When we started building FactoraERP, I thought we were building software for factories. What we were really building was a way for a plant to remember what it did, accurately, without anyone having to rebuild the story at the end of the week.
Here are five lessons that shaped the product, and that I think apply to anyone running or building for a production floor.
1. Sta...
Two things happened this week that, taken separately, look like noise. Taken together, they mark an inflection point.
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Clinic owners in Dubai ask us the same question every month: can we use AI for bookings, reminders, insurance pre-authorisation and doctors' notes without falling foul of the Dubai Health Authority (DHA)? The answer is yes, and the rules that shape the project are clearer than most people expect. Four requirements do most of the work: Arabic for anything the patient sees, a licensed clinician's...
A Dubai forwarder's AI project that pays for itself: read the document pack into structured records, flag what does not reconcile, and keep the customs declaration with a licensed human. Here is how to scope it, what it costs per page, and what accuracy to demand before you go live.
Freight forwarding in the Gulf is document work wearing a logistics badge. Every consignment arrives as a...
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AZ-204, the Azure Developer Associate exam, retired on 31 July 2026. The current intermediate Azure developer exam is AI-200, Developing AI Cloud Solutions on Azure, which earns the Microsoft Certified: A...