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Abdullah AlDayel and the business of making the books less frightening
He began with a plan to sell cloud software. Building Qoyod meant learning why Saudi businesses needed something closer to home - and why the accountants he hoped to help were not always pleased to see him.
Orbus Software maps the mess before you switch it off
Big companies accumulate software faster than they understand it. Orbus sells a way to trace the connections, challenge the costs and decide what can safely go.
GRC Solutions wrote the rulebook. Now it does the work.
A business that began with security books now sells the people, software and testing behind compliance. Its next bet puts round-the-clock cyber response on the same shopping list.
Ardoq
Ardoq is a Norwegian enterprise architecture software company that helps large organizations map, understand, and transform their technology and business landscapes. Its cloud-based, graph-powered platform turns tangled application portfolios, data flows, and business capabilities into living, queryable models so leaders can plan cloud migrations, rationalize applications, manage risk, and steer digital transformation with current data rather than static diagrams. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in Oslo, Ardoq serves more than 400 enterprises worldwide and has pushed toward an AI-first approach that reasons over the architecture graph.