UAE-based AI firm Nextgen will help public agencies and companies deploy AI solutions using OpenAI models after joining the company's Select Partner network, Gulf News reported.
The work is aimed at government bodies and businesses that want to use GPT and ChatGPT Work in their operations, Gulf News reported. Nextgen will help clients build and deploy AI solutions using OpenAI models, with goals that include higher productivity and measurable value from AI spending.
Nextgen said its engineers adapt tools to clients' existing systems and help staff manage and expand them after rollout. The company told Gulf News it will choose AI platforms according to each client's requirements, leaving room to work with providers beyond OpenAI.
Gulf News reported that Nextgen has delivered more than 200 AI use cases and works with over 50 enterprise clients. Its team includes more than 135 specialists spread across five offices, the outlet said. The firm's sectors include technology and media, healthcare, education, hospitality, real estate, fintech and payments, and financial services.
The Select Partner designation adds OpenAI technologies and support to the services Nextgen can offer clients, Gulf News reported. Nextgen said deployments could contribute to the UAE's AI priorities by addressing security, scale and national sovereignty.
The report placed Nextgen's appointment in the context of UAE efforts to broaden AI use in government and business. It said access to advanced models alone does not ensure that organizations can apply them; local skills and deployment capacity also matter.
EconoTimes has also reported on Insight’s plan for a dedicated OpenAI Center of Excellence.
In a statement cited by Gulf News, Nextgen said it wants AI investment to translate into stronger productivity and sustainable growth.
