e&
e& is a global technology group focused on innovation and collaboration to create a better future for all.
See below for the Latest e& News, Analysis, Profit Results, Share Price Information, and Commentary.
Asian Experience Awards 2024 Winner: e& (Etisalat)
Asian Experience Awards 2024 Winner: e& (Etisalat)
Transforming customer experience, e& (Etisalat) tackles pain points, reducing complaints.
e& UAE brings home Middle East Technology Excellence Awards 2024 for all-in-one free messaging app
GoChat Messenger integrates groundbreaking AI features to transcend the conventional boundaries of messaging.
e& snags the Diversity and Inclusion Initiatives of the Year award for IT Services
The company’s first-ever female leadership programme is reshaping the narrative and breaking barriers for women in tech.
Most Read
1. Pakistan solar boom drives 21% jump in power demand 2. Finweek KL 2026: Where European capital meets ASEAN scale 3. India opens nuclear sector to private investment with $210b plan 4. Asia-Pacific insurers turn to emerging market debt for yield 5. Japanese life insurers pivot to offshore M&A as domestic market peaksResource Center
Read Here
Advertise
Sign Up
Awards
Sep
17
Oct
01
Nov
11
Event News
As organisations embrace emerging technologies, he advocates for a balance in innovation, security, accountability, and long-term value.
Commentary
Scaling for resilience: What Asia Pacific’s bioenergy markets can learn from each other
Asia is leading payments modernisation and banks can't afford to fall behind
To outsmart modern fraud, we must first know the enemy
Why Western firms keep misreading the Chinese and Korean trust architecture
Platinum cards, paper-thin compliance?
How Asian enterprises can deliver modern, data-driven HR on time and on budget
Why high turnover persists in hospitality, and what’s changing
Energy price volatility highlights structural gaps for managing FX risk in APAC
When ESG enters the Asian boardroom: What real estate and infrastructure leaders must get right
Many Malaysian businesses have gone digital — but few have truly transformed