ATLANTIS, THE PALM ANNOUNCES THE FOURTH EDITION OF ITS UNMISSABLE CULINARY MONTH

 

Dubai's culinary destination celebrates the month-long affair with dinners and events from some of the world's leading Michelin Star chefs and unbeatable dining offers during Atlantis Restaurant Week

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates – Dubai's leading culinary destination, Atlantis, The Palm is hosting the fourth edition of its overwhelmingly popular Culinary Month, from Thursday 18^th October to Monday 22^nd November. Having established itself as a must-attend month of events, the resort is inviting guests to meet, learn and eat with some of the most prolific chefs in the region, as well as a selection of world-class Michelin star chefs. Dubai residents and guests can also dine at Atlantis, The Palm's leading restaurants for a fraction of the cost during Atlantis Restaurant Week, with special menus offered across seven signature restaurants including Nobu, Hakkasan and Seafire Steakhouse & Bar.

 

Atlantis Restaurant Week

Thursday 11^th - Thursday 25^th November

6:00pm to 11:00pm daily

AED 150 or AED 350 per person for a three-course set menu

To make a reservation, call +971 442 62626 or visit https://www.atlantis.com/dubai/whats-on/culinary-month

From Thursday 11^th to Thursday 25^th November, Culinary Month will play host to Atlantis Restaurant Week, offering diners the chance to enjoy a three-course set menu at any of the resort's seven signature restaurants for a fraction of the cost.  For just AED 150 per person for a three-course set menu, diners can indulge in signature dishes including Bread Street Kitchen's beef wellington, Ronda Locatelli's wagyu striploin, grilled Spanish octopus at WHITE Beach, and Ayamna's must-try mezze and mixed grill.  For just AED 350 per person for a three-course set menu, diners can enjoy the likes of Nobu's black cod miso, Hakkasan's decadent dim sum platter, and the award-winning savoury short rib donuts at Seafire Steakhouse & Bar.

 

Meet a Celebrity Chef

Nobu Matsuhisa's Nine-Course Omakase Menu

Tuesday 16^th - Thursday 18^th November

6:00pm to 11:00pm

AED950 per person

To make a reservation, call +971 442 62626 or visit https://www.atlantis.com/dubai/whats-on/culinary-month

This Culinary Month, guests are afforded a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to sample exquisite dishes from the nine-course Omakase menu, featuring Nobu Matsuhisa's most-loved menu items from his lifetime of cooking. The lavish menu, presented by Nobu Matsuhisa on the night, will offer a selection of sashimi four ways, Nobu-styled cup sushi, and for those who like to end their meal on a sweet note, the exquisite green tea fondant and mochi ice cream.

 

Giorgio Locatelli's Most Loved Menu

Wednesday 20^th - Monday 25^th October

6:00pm to 11:00pm

A la carte

To make a reservation, call +971 442 62626 or visit https://www.atlantis.com/dubai/whats-on/culinary-month

For six nights over Culinary Month, diners will have the opportunity to meet one of Italy's most celebrated chefs and MasterChef Italia judge, Giorgio Locatelli, as well as sampling some of Giorgio's favourite dishes. From beef tartare with quails egg to tagliolini with white truffle and pan-fired veal with mashed potato, never has there been a better opportunity to sample authentic Italian cooking in the heart of Dubai.

 

Culinary Month Collaborations

Ossiano

Afternoon Tea at Ossiano with Chef Chris Malone and world-leading pastry chef Gregory Doyen

Friday 5^th - Saturday 6^th November

From 2:00pm

AED 225 per person or AED 395 with two glasses of champagne

To make a reservation, call +971 442 62626 or visit https://www.atlantis.com/dubai/whats-on/culinary-month

Two leading chefs come together under the sea to present what is sure to be an unforgettable afternoon tea experience. With a delectable selection of sandwiches presented by Ossiano's award-winning chef Chris Malone followed by a delectable array of cakes and patisserie by world-renowned pastry chef Gregory Doyen, there are sure to be sweet surprises around every corner.

 

Four Hands Dinner at Ossiano with Chef Chris Malone and Michelin two-star chef Mickael Vilianen

Sunday 21^st and Monday 22^nd November

6:00pm to 11:00pm

AED 895 per person, AED 550 with Wine pairing 

To make a reservation, call +971 442 62626 or visit https://www.atlantis.com/dubai/whats-on/culinary-month

With Chef Chris hailing from Daniel Humm's Eleven Madison Park and Michelin two-star chef Mickael Vilianen of Chapter One, Ireland, joining forces this 12 course curated experience menu is sure to be an unforgettable dining experience.

 

Seafire

Four Hands Dinner at Seafire Steakhouse & Bar with Chef Raymond Wong and Chef Laetitia Rouabah, the new face of the lauded Benoit in New York and Alain Ducasse's protégé

Thursday 18^th - Friday 19^th October

6:00pm to 11:00pm

AED 395 per person, AED 280 with Wine pairing 

To make a reservation, call +971 442 62626 or visit https://www.atlantis.com/dubai/whats-on/culinary-month

Meat speciality Chef Raymond Wong will partner with Alain Ducasse's protégé, Chef Laetitia Rouabah to present a unique six-course menu at Dubai's most celebrated steakhouse.

 

Ayamna

Four Hands Dinner at Ayamna with Chef Ali ElBourji and Chef Greg Malouf, one of Australia's most influential and admired chefs and authority on Middle Eastern cuisine

Thursday 28^th and Friday 29^th October

6:00pm to 11:00pm

AED 295 per person

To make a reservation, call +971 442 62626 or visit https://www.atlantis.com/dubai/whats-on/culinary-month

Atlantis, The Palm’s leading Arabic chef, Ali ElBourji, will partner with the celebrated Chef Greg Malouf to present the ultimate in Middle Eastern dining experiences. From unique bites such as seafood kibbeh with pushed lobster to the Morocco inspired duck B'stilla, this will be Arabic cuisine like you've never seen before.

 

WHITE Restaurant

Four Hands Dinner at WHITE restaurant with Chef Ibrahim Ata and Michelin one-star chef Theodor Falser

Thursday 11^th Friday - 12^th November

6:00pm to 11:00pm

AED 395 per person

To make a reservation, call +971 442 62626 or visit https://www.atlantis.com/dubai/whats-on/culinary-month

For two nights only, diners can enjoy an eight-course set menu with each dish paying homage to nature, using only hand-picked ingredients and locally sourced produce. Led by Michelin one-star chef Theodor Falser of the Engel Hotel and Spa in the South Tyrolean village of Welschnofen, diners can expect dishes such as risotto with stinging nettle, carrot butter poached turbot fillet and brown butter ryebread ice cream.

 

Hakkasan

Six Hands Dinner with Tao Group Hospitality's Chef Andrew Yeo and Chef Romain Cornu and Hakkasan Dubai's Chef Andy Toh

Tuesday 9^th -Thursday 11^th November

6:00pm to 11:00pm

AED 498 per person and AED 350 for wine pairing

To make a reservation, call +971 442 62626 or visit https://www.atlantis.com/dubai/whats-on/culinary-month

For the first time, guests can enjoy a unique six-hands dinner from Tao Group Hospitality's Executive Chefs, Andrew Yeo, and Executive Pastry Chef, Romain Cornu, who will join forces with Hakkasan Dubai's Chef Andy Toh to present a unique 11- dish menu that brings together the creative talent of three of the brands’ greatest gastronomes. From Hakkasan's signature Peking duck to TAO's seafood ma po tofu and bergamot sorbet with caviar, this will be a must-try for fans of Cantonese cuisine.

 

Mohamed Ramadan at the All Africa Festival (AFF) in Dubai’s Burj Park this October

 

Landmark 3-day cultural extravaganza in partnership with Emaar set to take place in the heart of Dubai from 21-23 October 2021

The All Africa Festival (AFF), the largest showcase of pan-African cultures which seeks to bring together the region's residents and expats alike to experience the continent's vibrant energy, beauty, and diversity, has today, announced Mohamed Ramadan performing on the music stage at the event at Burj Park, Downtown Dubai from 21-23 October 2021.


Mohamed Ramadan is paving the way as he performs at the All Africa Festival to celebrate and support the Arab African and Pan African community. In this first of its kind event in one of the most diverse cities in the world, Mohamed Ramadan with popular hits like ‘Alla Allah’, ‘Ya Habibi’, in collaboration with ‘Gims’ and ‘Mafia’, is set to set the tone for an explosion of a music performance that will leave attendees asking for more.



“I am very proud to be part of a festival that helps celebrate the culture of Africa all over the world. It proves and validates the importance of Africa to the world, and that's something that I'm very happy about. It makes me proud to say that I'm half African, as I'm half African half Arab. Meaning that my language is Arabic but I belong to the Africa as an Egyptian.” Mohamed Ramadan

“We are super excited to have Mohamed Ramadan grace the AFF music stage. This really aligns with our vision of sharing the uniqueness, diversity, and beauty of the African culture. We are proud to have an international icon; a Pan-Arab-African ambassador performing at the event.” Says Nina Olatoke, Co-Founder & CEO, AFF

This is a performance not to be missed! Dates of Mohamed Ramadan’s performance will be announced in the coming days. For updates follow @allafricafestival on IG or look for updates on the AFF website www.allafricafestival.com

Vendors and sponsors keen to participate in the 2021 edition of AFF are invited to register their interest by emailing info@allafricafestival.com

The event will be free to the public; however, a 30 AED pre-registration fee will apply to manage COVID 19 requirements

AUC TO ORGANIZE “REPORTING HISTORY” WEBINAR SERIES

 

WHAT 

The American University in Cairo (AUC) is organizing a series of virtual public webinars titled “Reporting History” to explore historical events from the perspectives of journalists who covered them in the field. It is often said that journalism is the first draft in writing history. Whether it’s war, revolution, natural disasters, or high-profile crimes, journalists were there covering events on the ground as history was being made. 

The first webinar is titled “Reporting the October ‘73 War." It will include first-hand stories from Abdou Mubasher, the former military affairs editor of Al Ahram, who was one of the first journalists to arrive at the frontline shortly after Egyptian forces crossed the Suez Canal into Sinai. Besides being a journalist, Mubasher was in the unique position of having experienced war as a fighter when he volunteered a few years earlier with the Commando unit led by celebrated military commander Ibrahim ElRifaie.  

 

In this webinar, Mubasher will give his testimony as a journalist covering the October War: the remarkable moments he witnessed; changes he observed as the war progressed; the challenges he faced of reporting on the frontline; the measures he and his colleagues took to ensure their safety; and the ethical issues reporters have to consider while covering wars. 

The event will be moderated by Khaled Ezzelarab, associate professor of practice at The Department of Journalism and Mass Communications (JRMC), AUC, and former senior news editor at SkyNews Arabia.

 

Commenting on the first webinar of the series, Ezzelarab says: “The October 1973 War was a defining moment in Egypt’s modern history, and almost half a century on, it is still a major part of what constitutes our national narrative. As such, it is most the ideal subject to launch the first webinar of the ‘Reporting History’ series, especially as it corresponds to the forty-eighth anniversary of the war.”

The event is open to the public and will be held in Arabic.

WHEN

Wednesday, October 13, 2021; 1:00 pm 

WHERE

The event will be held via Zoom through this link.

Gartner Says Government Organizations Are Increasing Investment in AI, But Their Workforce Remains Apprehensive

Dubai, UAE., October 11, 2021 — Government organizations around the world are adopting artificial intelligence (AI) technologies to help them achieve their public purpose or mission, but government employees are still concerned about the technology’s impact, according Gartner, Inc.


Thirty-six percent of government respondents in the 2021 Gartner CIO survey indicated that they planned to increase investment in AI/machine learning in 2021.


Chatbots or conversational agents are leading the way in government AI technology adoption, with 26% of survey respondents reporting they have already deployed them. A further 59% expect to have deployed them within the next three years, according to the Gartner Digital Transformation Divergence Across Government Sectors survey.



However, a separate Gartner survey found that AI technologies are still viewed with a level of uncertainty, especially among the government employees who have not worked with any AI-backed solutions. More than half (53%) of government employees who have worked with AI technologies believe they provide insights to do their job better, compared to 34% of employees who have not used AI.



“Automation, insight and intelligence are all interconnected priorities for government leaders,” said Dean Lacheca, senior research director at Gartner. “But the operational and services delivery workforce are absolutely critical to the success of any attempts to automate or augment their ways of working. Leaders can generate more acceptance by clearly linking the technology to practical outcomes that benefit government employees and support mission objectives.”



While chatbots and conversational agents are currently the most widely adopted, the most significant AI technology for governments in terms of planned adoption is machine-learning-supported data mining. Sixteen percent have currently deployed it and a further 69% plan to within the next three years (see Figure 1).



Figure 1: Types of AI Adoption Across Government



Source: Gartner (October 2021)



Beyond the two leading AI technologies, government organizations also plan to implement more specialized AI solutions, such as geospatial AI (GeoAI) which uses AI methods to produce knowledge through the analysis of spatial data and imagery. The lower uptake reflects the fact that it is more relevant to sub-sectors of government such as defense and intelligence, transportation, and local government.



Public sector workforce remains uncertain about AI

Forty-two percent of government employees surveyed who have not worked with AI solutions understand that AI is a means to getting work done. But only 27% of these same respondents believe AI has the potential to replace many tasks, worsening to only 17% when it comes to what they consider to be skilled tasks. Perception improves among those employees that have worked with AI solutions.



A higher proportion of those who have used AI (31%) believe it is a threat to their jobs, compared to 24% of those who have not worked with AI. However, 44% of those who have used AI believe it improves decision making. Thirty-one percent said AI reduces the risk of making a mistake, but 11% thought it made more errors than humans do.



“Senior executives in the public sector must address the early apprehension among the government workforce by showing how the technology helps them to getting their work done. Then continue to build confidence in the technology through exposure, use cases and case studies,” Lacheca said.



Gartner clients can learn more in the reports “Survey Analysis: Government Workforce Remain Apprehensive About AI and Automation” and “Government Insight: Align Artificial Intelligence Product Roadmap to Meet Changing Priorities.”


Editors’ notes:

Gartner’s Digital Transformation Divergence Across Government Sectors research was conducted in April-May 2021 with 166 respondents from government organizations in North America, EMEA and Asia Pacific.


The 2021 Gartner Employee Technology Survey was conducted online between November 2020 and December 2020. Respondents included 258 government employees who use technology in Asia Pacific, Europe, Latin America and North America.


The 2021 Gartner CIO Survey was conducted in July-August 2020 with a total of 1,877 respondents from all geographies and industry sectors (public and private), including 237 respondents from all tiers of government.


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جارتنر: 36% من المؤسسات الحكومية ستعزز استثمارها في الذكاء الاصطناعي والتعلم الآلي خلال 2021




دبي، الإمارات العربية المتحدة، 11 أكتوبر 2021: باتت المؤسسات الحكومية في جميع أنحاء العالم تعمل بشكل متزايد على تبني تقنيات الذكاء الاصطناعي بغية تحقيق أهدافها أو مهامها العامة، إلا أن الموظفين الحكوميين لا يزالون يشعرون بالقلق تجاه تأثيرات هذه التقنيات، وذلك وفقاً لمؤسسة الدراسات والأبحاث العالمية جارتنر.



وأشار 36% من المشاركين في استطلاع جارتنر لآراء رؤساء تكنولوجيا المعلومات 2021 في القطاع الحكومي إلى أنهم يخططون لتعزيز استثمارهم في تقنيات الذكاء الاصطناعي والتعلم الآلي في عام 2021.



وقد تصدرت روبوتات وتطبيقات المحادثة قائمة تقنيات الذكاء الاصطناعي التي تتبناها الحكومات، حيث أفاد 26% من المشاركين في الاستطلاع أنهم قاموا بنشر هذه التقنيات بالفعل. وتوقع 59% آخرين نشرها خلال السنوات الثلاث المقبلة. وذلك وفقاً لاستطلاع جارتنر الخاص بالتحول الرقمي عبر القطاعات الحكومية.



لكن بالمقابل، أفضى استطلاع منفصل من شركة جارتنر إلى وجود حالة عدم يقين إزاء تقنيات الذكاء الاصطناعي، خاصة بين الموظفين الحكوميين الذين لم يتعاملوا مع أية حلول مدعومة بهذه التقنيات بعد. حيث يعتقد أكثر من نصف الموظفين الحكوميين (53%) الذين تعاملوا مع تقنيات الذكاء الاصطناعي أن بإمكانهم الحصول على رؤى هامة تساعدهم على إتمام مهامهم بشكل أفضل، مقارنة بـ 34% من الموظفين ممن لم يستخدموا هذه التقنيات بعد.



وفي هذا السياق قال دين لاتشيكا، مدير الأبحاث لدى جارتنر: "تُعد أتمتة العمليات والتقنيات الذكية والرؤى الهامة من الأولويات المترابطة بالنسبة لقادة القطاع الحكومي، لكن القوى العاملة في مجال تقديم الخدمات والتشغيل ضمن هذا القطاع تحظى بأهمية بالغة لإنجاح أية محاولات تتعلق بأتمتة العمليات أو تعزيز الطرق التي يعملون بها. وهنا يمكن لقادة القطاع الحكومي تعزيز مستويات القبول تجاه تقنيات الذكاء الاصطناعي بين موظفيهم من خلال ربط التكنولوجيا بالنتائج العملية التي تدعم هؤلاء الموظفين في تحقيق أهدافهم ومهامهم".



وفي حين أن روبوتات وتطبيقات المحادثة هي التي يتم الاعتماد عليها على نطاق واسع، إلا أن تقنيات الذكاء الاصطناعي الأهم من حيث خطط التبني المستقبلية بالنسبة للحكومات تتمثل في تقنيات تنقيب البيانات المدعومة بالتعلم الآلي، حيث قامت 16% من الحكومات بنشر هذه التقنيات، وتخطط 69% منها لنشرها في غضون السنوات الثلاث القادمة (انظر الشكل 1).



الشكل 1: تقنيات الذكاء الاصطناعي التي يتم تبنيها على مستوى القطاع الحكومي



المصدر: جارتنر (أكتوبر 2021).



بالإضافة إلى تقنيتي الذكاء الاصطناعي الأبرز، تخطط المؤسسات الحكومية أيضاً لاستخدام حلول ذكاء اصطناعي أكثر تخصصاً، مثل حلول الذكاء الاصطناعي الجغرافي المكاني GeoAI التي تستخدم أساليب الذكاء الاصطناعي بغية توليد مستويات المعرفة المطلوبة من خلال تحليل البيانات المكانية والصور المتاحة. وتعكس مستويات الإقبال المنخفض على هذه الحلول حقيقة أنها أكثر صلة بقطاعات حكومية معينة مثل مؤسسات الدفاع والاستخبارات والنقل والحكومات المحلية.



حالة عدم يقين إزاء تقنيات الذكاء الاصطناعي في صفوف القوى العاملة في القطاع الحكومي



يدرك 42% من الموظفين الحكوميين المشاركين في الاستطلاع ممن لم يتعاملوا مع حلول الذكاء الاصطناعي، أن تقنيات الذكاء الاصطناعي هي عبارة عن وسائل لإنجاز مهام العمل. لكن 27% فقط منهم يعتقدون أن هذه التقنيات لديها القدرة على استبدال العديد من المهام، بينما تتراجع النسبة إلى 17% فقط لتمثل من يعتقدون أن هذه المهام تتطلب مهارة معينة. في حين أن إدراك قيمة هذه التقنيات يزداد بين الموظفين الذين تعاملوا مع حلول الذكاء الاصطناعي في السابق.



النسبة الأعلى ممن استخدموا تقنيات الذكاء الاصطناعي (31%) يعتقدون بأنها هذه التقنيات تشكل تهديداً لوظائفهم، مقارنة بـ 24% ممن لم يتعاملوا مع الذكاء الاصطناعي البتّة. لكن مع ذلك، يعتقد 44% ممن استخدموا تقنيات الذكاء الاصطناعي أنها تساعد على تحسين عمليات اتخاذ القرار، حيث أشار 31% إلى أن تقنيات الذكاء الاصطناعي تقلل من خطر ارتكاب الأخطاء، بينما يعتقد 11% أن هذه التقنيات قد ارتكبت أخطاءاً أكثر من البشر.





وقال السيد لاتشيكا: "يجب على كبار المدراء التنفيذيين في القطاع العام معالجة قضية المخاوف المبكرة المنتشرة بين القوى العاملة في القطاع الحكومي، وذلك من خلال إظهار المزايا التي توفرها التكنولوجيا لمساعدتهم في إنجاز مهام عملهم. ومن ثم الاستمرار في بناء الثقة في هذه التكنولوجيا وذلك من خلال التعامل معها لها بشكل أكبر، والتعرف أكثر على حالات استخدامها ودراسات الحالة المتنوعة الأخرى المتعلقة بها".

AVEVA to Showcase World-leading Smart City Solutions at GITEX Technology Week 2021

 

Participating with strategic partner, Schneider Electric, AVEVA will demonstrate its Unified Operations Center for Smart Cities at the Middle East’s biggest technology exhibition


Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 11 October 2021 – AVEVA, a global leader in industrial software, driving digital transformation and sustainability, today announced that it is participating in GITEX Technology Week 2021 to be held from 17–21 October. Together with its strategic partner, Schneider Electric, AVEVA will demonstrate its AVEVA™ Unified Operations Center for Smart Cities, which seamlessly integrates systems, sites, people and assets for cities of the future, at the Middle East’s largest technology exhibition.


With increasing urbanization, mounting cost pressures, and demand for improved quality of life, there is now a global move towards infrastructure consolidation, upgrade, and continuous improvement of cities. AVEVA’s Unified Operations Center for Smart Cities drives streamlined operational efficiency and reduced energy costs, while promoting adherence to cybersecurity, safety, and regulatory compliance.


“Our Unified Operations Center is the command-and-control solution for infrastructure and smart city operators based on an integrative ‘System of Systems’ approach. It can be used to collate information from various data sources to anticipate and resolve problems even before they are presented, coordinate various resources and processes for seamless operation, and generally make more strategic decisions. It converges OT and IT technology into a single pane-of-glass solution, where the operator can effectively monitor and control entire city operations through a ‘City in a Box’ approach as we like to call it,” says Dr Tariq Aslam, Head of MEA, AVEVA.


AVEVA’s Unified Operations Center for Smart Cities and Schneider Electric’s IoT-enabled sustainability platform – EcoStruxure Resource Advisor offer smart city operators a powerful solution. The EcoStruxure Resource Advisor is a best-in-class, AI-assisted, cloud-based solution for managing cross-enterprise energy and sustainability data, which shows how operators can track data across more than 400 categories to have near real-time access to their resource performance.


EcoStruxure is powered by Microsoft Azure enabling integration and interoperability to turn data into meaningful insights. The data is paired with Schneider’s unique approach to energy and sustainability consulting, bringing together technology and expertise, resulting in a “mind-plus-machine” approach to climate action.


“AVEVA, Schneider Electric and Microsoft are accelerating the delivery of smart city innovation across regions. Our unique combination of capabilities helps municipalities capitalize on the power of technology to become more agile, resilient, and sustainable. We plan to demonstrate smart cities in action on our Unified Operations Center with our strategic partners, Schneider Electric and Microsoft on their stands,” Dr Aslam adds.

“We will be showcasing the AVEVA Unified Operations Center for Smart Cities, to demonstrate how technologies such as AI and big data can transform how an urban environment is run to make it more efficient, greener, and better for the public and businesses,” says Ayman Ismail, Industry and Business Development VP, Schneider Electric Gulf Countries. “Digitization and digital technologies will make our cities more efficient and more sustainable, and we must prioritize technology developments as we look to create places to live that improve the quality of life for residents and visitors alike.”


It is estimated that by 2030, the world will have 43 megacities, each with more than 10 million inhabitants. Converting existing infrastructure to smart infrastructure is the key to improving cities. With unified data and analytics, smart city operators are empowered with better information, which means they can make more informed decision to optimize operations for the new environment in which they are operating.


AVEVA’s vast portfolio of smart city software solutions span facilities management, utilities, transportation, and data centers. Taking an integrated approach, AVEVA’s solutions enable disparate functions to collect, analyze, and then act on unified and holistic intelligence – supported by the help of real-time data – to enable civic leaders to make better decisions and improve living standards.


Due to the scalability of the solution, Unified Operations Center is ideally suited for not just megacities but also smaller municipalities looking to take an integrated system of systems approach to monitoring and controlling their city operations. AVEVA works with megacities such as London, as well as smaller municipalities with populations of 50,000 or fewer, that are looking to leverage technology to improve sustainability and resilience.


AVEVA will be holding demos of its Unified Operations Center solution on Schneider Electric’s stand H5-B40. Senior representatives from the company will be at GITEX Technology Week 2021 to meet with customers and partners and share their global success stories with them.