Dyna.Ai and GAPP Forge Strategic Alliance at LEAP 2026 to Deploy Enterprise Agentic AI Across Saudi Arabia
RIYADH — Singapore-headquartered AI-as-a-Service (AIaaS) company Dyna.Ai has formed a strategic alliance with Saudi systems integrator Gulf Applications Company (GAPP) during LEAP 2026 in Riyadh, aiming to embed enterprise-grade agentic artificial intelligence into corporate IT infrastructures across the Kingdom.
The collaboration is designed to help public and private organizations move past standalone experimental tools and integrate autonomous, task-oriented intelligence directly into operational workflows. Through GAPP’s enterprise integration network, the two firms will deliver customized deployments of Dyna.Ai's enterprise agentic suite, featuring voice-enabled agents, text-driven assistants, and digital "AI Employee" architectures.
Core Strategic Objectives:
End-to-End Workflow Integration: Embedding conversational and execution agents into core business functions, internal reporting, and front-line customer engagement to drive measurable operational outcomes.
Regulatory Compliance & Data Governance: Structuring deployments to align with domestic data residency and governance frameworks established by regulatory authorities in Saudi Arabia.
Operational Continuity: Implementing integration protocols that minimize disruption across legacy enterprise resource planning (ERP) and customer relationship management (CRM) environments.
Local Capability Development: Establishing specialized knowledge-transfer programs to upskill Saudi engineering and IT teams in managing, fine-tuning, and expanding agentic platforms internally.
The initiative aligns with the Kingdom's official designation of 2026 as the "Year of Artificial Intelligence," an initiative championed by the Saudi Data and Artificial Intelligence Authority (SDAIA) to accelerate sovereign digital capabilities and achieve the digital economy objectives of Saudi Vision 2030.
Carlton Liew, Chief Business Officer and Co-Founder of Dyna.Ai, highlighted that GAPP’s deep institutional footprint and technical integration capabilities provide a solid base to guide Saudi enterprises toward low-risk, high-impact AI adoption.
Ahmed Al Azmah, Chief Operating Officer of GAPP, stated that combining global agentic technology with local systems integration expertise will enable organizations across the Kingdom to automate vital processes, elevate service delivery, and advance national digital transformation benchmarks.
Founded in 2007, Riyadh-based GAPP delivers enterprise ICT solutions spanning network power, cloud computing, systems architecture, and Internet of Things (IoT) infrastructure. The agreement represents Dyna.Ai's latest expansion into the Middle East's rapidly growing enterprise technology ecosystem.
