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Observer
08-05-2025
- Business
- Observer
AI's role in business management explored
The College of Economics and Business Administration at the University of Technology and Applied Sciences in Ibri organised a scientific symposium titled "Artificial Intelligence in Business Management". The event was held under the auspices of Dr Ahoud al Balushi, Member of the State Council. The symposium aimed to discuss the rapid transformations driven by AI technologies across business management fields, showcase national experiences, and examine opportunities and challenges in AI adoption while forecasting its future roles in employment and workplaces. Dr Al Ameer bin Nasser al Alawi, Assistant Vice-Chancellor of UTAS-Ibri, stated: "AI has become an undeniable reality - no longer a luxury but a strategic tool enabling institutions to enhance operational efficiency, support decision-making, optimise resource management and deliver exceptional services aligned with modern societal aspirations." He emphasised AI's critical role in building competitive advantages in local and global markets, noting UTAS's commitment to preparing students and professionals to leverage AI and digital technologies for national development goals.
Times of Oman
26-02-2025
- Business
- Times of Oman
UTAS- AL Mussanah, in collaboration with Be'ah, Conducted a Beach Cleaning Activity at Mussanah Beach.
Mussanah—The College of Economics and Business Administration at the University of Technology and Applied Sciences- AL Mussanah, in collaboration with Be'ah, Oman Environmental Service Holding Company, conducted a beach cleaning activity at Mussanah Beach. The event aimed to promote environmental awareness and sustainability while encouraging students to participate actively in community services. The Tourism and Hospitality students participated enthusiastically with the purpose of contributing to the cause of maintaining a clean coastal environment in alignment with Oman Vision 2040. The event's main objective was to emphasise the significance of sustainability and keeping coastal areas clean while fostering environmental responsibility among students. By engaging in this initiative, participants gained first-hand knowledge of the impact of pollution on marine ecosystems and learned about effective waste management and disposal methods. The event began at 8:30 AM. Students gathered with gloves, garbage bags, and cleaning tools. They diligently collected plastic waste, discarded items, and other debris from the shoreline, ensuring the beach remained clean. Faculty members actively participated alongside students. They offered proper waste segregation and disposal guidance. Throughout the morning, students engaged in teamwork and hands-on learning which reinforced their understanding of sustainability and responsible tourism. The initiative contributed to environmental preservation and instilled a greater sense of social responsibility among students. They were informed about the long-term benefits of such activities and how they contribute to the nation's broader sustainability goals. The beach cleaning activity concluded successfully, leaving a lasting impact on both the students and the community. The College of Economics and Business Administration, in partnership with Be'ah, extended its gratitude to all faculty members, students, and volunteers for their active participation. Special thanks were given to Be'ah for their support and commitment to environmental sustainability. Participants expressed their appreciation for the opportunity to contribute positively to the environment. They pledged to participate in similar initiatives in the future.
