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أويفان (Oivan) بالشراكة مع جي بيلدر (GBuilder) يعيدان تعريف تجربة مشتري العقار — من المبيعات إلى التسليم وما بعدها — عبر منصة رقمية متكاملة مبنية على تقنية BIM. تجربة أذكى، أسرع، وأقرب للإنسان. زورونا في سيتي سكيب واكتشفوا كيف نربط الأشخاص والبيانات والتجارب في رحلة عقارية رقمية متكاملة. تواصل معنا : [email protected] #Oivan #GBuilder #سيتي_سكيب #الابتكار #PropTech #التحول_الرقمي #مستقبل_العقار

Abu Dhabi or Riyadh this October? Let’s meet! 👋 Oivan’s team will be at three upcoming events, and we’d love to catch up with business and tech leaders exploring what AI can do for their organizations. We bring hands-on AI, software development and cloud expertise, backed by years of delivery in Saudi Arabia and the UAE. From building AI solutions to helping teams adopt agentic software development with AIVAN, we can talk through what works in practice and how to keep your data and technology under your control. 📍 AI Everything | 6–7 October | Abu Dhabi 📍 Google Cloud Summit | 13 October | Riyadh 📍 The Global PropTech Summit | 25–26 October | Riyadh We’re especially looking forward to seeing NHC Innovation and ROSHN at The Global PropTech Summit, both strategic partners of the summit and long-term Oivan clients. It’s great to see organizations we work with helping shape the future of real estate technology. 🚀 Working on your AI roadmap, modernizing a platform, or figuring out where to start? Send us a message and let’s find time for a coffee. #Oivan #AgenticAI #DigitalTransformation #PropTech #SaudiArabia #UAE

I’m increasingly interested in this question: As AI helps us write more software, are we also getting better at preserving the understanding behind it? Why was something built a certain way? What led to a particular architecture or design choice? Which lessons did the team learn the hard way? In large enterprise applications, people come and go. Systems stay. That’s why something Solita’s Tuomas Tuunainen wrote in his recent blog post resonated with me: “Build the memory, rent the intelligence.” It feels particularly relevant to developing software that keeps evolving for five, ten or fifteen years. Saudi Arabia is a good example. More than 15 years ago, it was already putting service-oriented architecture into practice at a national scale, connecting government agencies through its Government Service Bus and enabling them to share data and services. In my view, that shared foundation helped enable the rapid digital transformation in the KSA we’ve seen since. But connecting services also creates dependencies that teams need to understand and maintain for years. A single GovTech platform can depend on tens of integrations: Identity, government records, payments and more. Each connection comes with rules, exceptions and a history of things that didn’t work as expected. Some have changed several times as legislation, policies and the connected services evolved. The code tells you what happens. It rarely tells you the whole story of why. Why does this transaction need an extra check? Why do we handle one agency’s response differently? What happened the last time someone tried to simplify that workflow? Working with long-running platforms at Oivan, you realise how much of that understanding sits with particular people. Over a decade, developers, architects, client teams and vendors change. The service still needs to work every morning, and the next team needs to keep improving it. For me, this means capturing the reasoning as we work. Link decisions to code changes. Keep integration documentation and operational lessons current. Turn important exceptions into tests. Record what we learned from users alongside the design decisions it informed. That gives future teams, and the AI agents working alongside them, knowledge they can find, use and question. They also need a way to trace an answer back to evidence and see whether it still applies. An old decision without its date or context can be as misleading as no explanation at all. Human judgment still matters. Yesterday’s sensible choice may need revisiting today. You need a way to trace an answer back to evidence. I’d like us to get better at leaving the next team both working software and enough understanding to keep moving it forward. Inspired by Solita’s blog post: https://lnkd.in/d7HG2yrK

Oivan has been a bridge between European technology expertise and Saudi ambition since 1998. This week, we’re proud to contribute to the Saudi-EU Foresight Dialogue in Riyadh. 🇸🇦 🇪🇺 Organized by the Gulf Research Center - مركز الخليج للأبحاث and the European Union on September 30 – October 1, the event explores the future of EU-Saudi cooperation. Our Chief Revenue Officer, Tapio Hämeen-Anttila, will moderate “AI, Connectivity, and the Future of Innovation: EU-Saudi Technological Futures,” joined by researchers and experts from organizations including #SDAIA and #Nokia. With decades of experience developing software and operating critical platforms in the Kingdom, we look forward to bringing a practical perspective on how European and Saudi partners can build the next generation of digital services together. #Oivan #SaudiArabia #EUSaudi #ArtificialIntelligence #DigitalTransformation

يسعدنا الإعلان عن افتتاح مكتب Oivan الجديد في الرياض 🇸🇦 تمثل هذه الخطوة محطة مهمة في مسيرة نمونا في المملكة، وتعكس التزامنا بأن نكون أقرب إلى عملائنا وشركائنا، وأن نواصل دعم التحول الرقمي بما يتماشى مع مستهدفات رؤية السعودية 2030. شكرًا لكل من شاركنا هذه المناسبة وساهم في جعلها احتفالًا مميزًا. شاهدوا أبرز لحظات حفل الافتتاح 🎥👇 We are delighted to announce the opening of Oivan’s new office in Riyadh 🇸🇦 This marks an important milestone in our growth journey in Saudi Arabia and reflects our commitment to being closer to our clients and partners while continuing to support digital transformation in line with Saudi Vision 2030 Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make this celebration so special 🎥👇Watch the highlights from our opening celebration #Oivan #Riyadh #TeamOivan #NewOffice #SaudiArabia