ACME has launched AI@ACME a dedicated artificial intelligence practice led by CEO Mr. S.M. Hussaini bringing together programming expertise, data engineering capability and domain knowledge to build AI solutions that solve real enterprise and government challenges across the Gulf.
AI@ACME is a dedicated team within ACME focused exclusively on building, deploying and advising on artificial intelligence solutions. The practice serves enterprise and government clients across the GCC, working across two primary modes: advisory helping organisations assess their AI readiness, define their data strategy and build an executable AI roadmap and delivery, where ACME’s team designs, builds and deploys AI solutions on the platforms clients already trust, from Microsoft Azure AI and AWS SageMaker to custom large language model applications tailored to specific industry requirements.
The timing of AI@ACME’s launch reflects a clear shift in the market. Artificial intelligence has moved decisively from research and experimentation into operational deployment, driven in part by GCC government mandates: the UAE National AI Strategy, Bahrain’s Vision 2030 AI workstream, and Saudi Arabia’s AI ambitions under Vision 2030 have each created urgency and funding for AI adoption across public sector and regulated industries. Simultaneously, enterprise demand has shifted from AI curiosity to AI accountability boards and leadership teams now want to see measurable business outcomes from AI investment, not just proof-of-concept demonstrations.
AI@ACME’s capability covers the full range of practical enterprise AI use cases. AI strategy advisory helps organisations identify where AI will deliver the highest return and how to sequence investment. Generative AI deployment includes Microsoft Copilot activation across Microsoft 365 environments, DevRev AI for customer service and knowledge management, and custom LLM applications built on Azure OpenAI Service. Computer vision capabilities serve industrial clients across manufacturing, logistics and facilities management. ML-based anomaly detection and fraud prevention models are deployed for financial services clients operating under CBB regulatory frameworks. And AI-powered process automation combining ACME’s existing RPA practice with AI decision-making layers delivers intelligent automation at enterprise scale.
Underpinning all of this is ACME’s partnership ecosystem. AI@ACME is supported by ACME’s deep partnerships with Microsoft, AWS, AIonOS and DevRev enabling the practice to deploy AI solutions on the platforms and infrastructure that GCC enterprises and government organisations already operate, reducing integration risk and accelerating time to value. ACME is not building AI in isolation it is deploying proven platforms with a team that understands the regulatory, cultural and operational context of the Gulf market.
“AI is the most transformational technology the enterprise has encountered since cloud. The organisations that build the governance and the data foundations now will be the ones that lead in five years. AI@ACME exists to help them do that.”
S.M. Hussaini, CEO, ACME
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