BARQ Systems presented its enterprise technology vision at LEAP 2026 in Riyadh, highlighting more than 50 artificial intelligence and generative AI use cases across its corporate portfolio.
The regional technology provider showcased an operational framework that connects AI and automation with enterprise applications, cloud infrastructure, cybersecurity, and managed services. Consequently, the company demonstrated how organizations can shift from isolated technology testing to practical operational deployment across core business functions.
Expanding AI Use Cases Across Operations
The portfolio of more than 50 use cases targets practical operational needs. Specifically, these solutions address business process automation, customer experience, workforce productivity, data management, and operational decision-making across public and private sector organizations.
Rather than positioning artificial intelligence as disconnected point solutions, the company integrated these capabilities directly into its broader service offerings. Furthermore, the company highlighted workflow modernization tools built on platforms such as ServiceNow and AWS to assist organizational cloud transformation.
Keynote on Systems of Action
Dr. Amr Saad, Group Innovation Director, delivered a keynote presentation examining the evolution of corporate technology architectures. His address outlined the transition from traditional data storage platforms toward automated action platforms.
“The value of enterprise technology is changing. Organizations are moving beyond systems that simply record information toward systems that can understand, decide and act. The real opportunity is not simply adding AI to existing software. It is connecting enterprise applications, cloud, data, automation and cybersecurity so that insight translates directly into execution.”
Dr. Amr Saad, Group Innovation Director, BARQ Systems
The Strategic Focus of BARQ Systems
The presentation underscored an industry shift where traditional divisions between infrastructure, cloud platforms, security tools, and applications are rapidly narrowing. As a result, unified operational management is becoming standard for enterprise environments.
“The boundaries between infrastructure, cloud, applications, cybersecurity, managed services and AI are disappearing. Customers do not need separate conversations around each technology domain. They need one coherent architecture connecting infrastructure, applications, data, security, operations and AI.”
Mahmoud Soliman, CEO and Group Founder, BARQ Systems
Integrated Enterprise Architecture
The regional digital services company continues to provide technical solutions across the Middle East and Africa. In addition, its ongoing operations center on helping enterprise clients design, secure, operate, and modernize technical infrastructure across five key pillars: IT infrastructure, cybersecurity, managed services, AI, and enterprise cloud applications.
