Juman Energy Group and Jana Marine Services are pleased to announce that they have signed an MOU to enter into a strategic partnership for Saudi Arabia, combining Juman Energy Groups Electric & Instrumentation services with Jana Marine Services’ world-class contractor’s expertise.
Juman energy Group is proud to announce its successful participation in ADIPEC 2021. Organized by ABU DHABI NATIONAL OIL COMPANY (ADNOC) – ADIPEC is a platform for the members of the oil & gas and energy industries to meet and introduce their brands and technology at an international level.
The company has been on a technological overhaul since 2018 when GCG Solutions started a journey of digital
transformation as a center of excellence under a three pillar strategy of “Innovation, Diversification & Sustainability”.
Since then, GCG Solutions has focused on reliable, seamless and robust digital transformation solutions for its
customers. The recent partnership with OSIsoft was a simple extension of that strategy.
When sharing this announcement with us, General Manager Mr. Nasir Sharif said, “Data driven insights will define the
roadmap of future economies.”
The energy group has increased its bouquet of market-related products by adding next-generation internet of things (IoT) and engineering solutions. These new partnerships will open doors to opportunities that the team can all look forward to in the near future by not only improving their ability to service existing customers but expand the company’s reach to cater for new clients as well.
Our new SI partner will help us promote mutual business and collaboration in the region for its automation and digitalization vertical.
The team at GCG enterprise solutions are earning their stripes as a growing name in innovative solutions after creating a new technical specialist audio-visual division for Samsung and signing the partnership with the global technology leader last year.
Juman Energy Group sponsors the Golf Event for British Business Council
The big challenge for the UAE market over the coming year in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak will be dealing with the paradox of government stimulus spending, coupled with a drive to cut costs and project spending.
It is well known that IRAQ took a heavy hit in 2020 from an economic and security perspective. Aside from the government resigning, the energy sector is facing a most significant transition with the low oil price and OPEC cut in 2020.
For more transparency and employee engagement, we implemented our leadership boards as a tool to assist us in 2021, maximize efficiency and achieve goals throughout the organization – at all levels. Keeping everyone in the loop, sharing the good and the bad, and welcoming honest feedback will be fundamental to our progress.
