The Digital Employee Handbook

Anwar S. H. Alharbi

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The digital world is now at the center of our lives, and in an increasingly competitive business world, more and more companies are choosing to fully embrace the innovative digital techniques  to keep their level of competitiveness high. With this in mind, The Digital Employee Handbook is intended as a comprehensive and reliable guide to a clear understanding of all the ideas behind digital transformation and the necessary skills that all employees should possess in order to understand and make the best use of the technologies they are to deal with.  Dr. Anwar Alharbi is a distinguished Kuwaiti TV personality and information technology expert recognized for his contributions to education, media, and technological innovation. With over 30 years of experience, he has seamlessly combined his roles as an educator, media figure, and innovator. A familiar face in Kuwaiti media, he has hosted numerous technology-focused TV and radio programs, making complex topics accessible to the public. His expertise encompasses artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and digital transformation. Dr. Alharbi’s impact extends to training, consulting, and public speaking, solidifying his position as a leading voice in Kuwait’s tech landscape.

Disponibile da: 30/09/2025.

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