I'm back in Dubai for Gitex

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Technology has a unique effect on business developments. Every day, technology helps increase efficiency, and in this global age, it also makes it a lot easier for even small-scale entrepreneurs to have a stake in the economy. But the most interesting thing about technology is its property of perpetuating the possible.

The math is easy; more technology leads to more competition, which leads to the development of better technology. This, in turn, leads to more opportunities. Unlike the old industrial age of manufacturing, which could only accommodate success on a vertical plane of bigger factories, more materials and more workers, technology makes economic growth possible in a much more dynamic way. Increased specialization, increased diversity, and the constant need for all these possibilities to work together - that incorporates vertical and horizontal economic growth. The fact that Information Technology continues to be the fastest growing sector proves how important and promising investment in this area can be.


Even the 'weak dollar' has left this key sector largely unscathed. That is the chief reason why tech giants like Microsoft, HP, and Panasonic (among many others) are taking part in one of the world's biggest technology fairs - the Gulf Information Technology Exhibition, October 19-23 in Dubai.


Popularly known as Gitex, the week-long exhibition has over 3,300 IT firms showcasing their latest and upcoming products for corporate, trade, business and commercial customers for the 28th year. But this year, the host city is a particularly important place to be for both firms and consumers. This is because the poor performance of the U.S. dollar has seen the emerging economies of the Middle East and Asia-Pacific take the key market share. In fact, this year the sales of Information and Communication Technology in these regions will overtake the U.S. share.


A simple glance at a list of the exhibitors points to the multitude of opportunities available. Gitex packs in plenty of entertainment, including HP's 'Gadget Glam,' a technology/fashion show, and the Gitex Digital Game World, which expects to draw around 280,000 attendees. But it also promises to be a great venue to network and get personal with the best in the business.

Whether you're an eager jobseeker or an entrepreneur looking to connect with the people and resources needed to take your business objectives to the next level, this exhibition promises to have something for everyone.


To top it all off, Dubai is one of the few places you have the chance to examine the global technological frontier with companies from all over the world. Just click through some of the IT jobs posted on the Jobs In Dubai job board and you'll realize that Dubai not only caters to an international consumer base by hosting such exhibitions, but it is also a leading participant.

If you see yourself fitting into the market that is redefining the world every day, don't be afraid of examining possibilities abroad. Start simply with the tools at your finger tips. Use Jobs In Dubai's features to learn more about key sectors like IT and what companies exhibiting at Gitex are looking for.



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