Home Industry Technology Sitecore appoints Ahmed Alrabiah as the new regional VP for Saudi Arabia Alrabiah joins Sitecore with over 15 years of expertise in the sector, having held leadership roles at one of the ERP software solution providers by Divsha Bhat November 25, 2021 Sitecore announced that Ahmed Alrabiah has been appointed as the new regional vice president for Saudi Arabia. The announcement was made during the third edition of the Kingdom Digital Transformation event that took place this week in Riyadh. Alrabiah, a regional industry veteran, joins Sitecore with over 15 years of expertise in the sector, having held leadership roles at one of the ERP software solution providers. Commenting on the recent appointment, Mohammed Al-Khotani, area vice president – Middle East and Africa, Sitecore said, “I want to take this opportunity to congratulate Ahmed Alrabiah on his new role as the Regional Vice President and am confident that, with the experience he brings, he can be a driving force to further strengthen Sitecore’s presence in the region.” Meanwhile, earlier this year, Sitecore announced the acquisition of San Mateo-based AI-powered digital search engine, Reflektion. Sitecore’s integration with Reflektion allows it to engage, educate, and empower shoppers to make faster purchasing decisions, boosting buyer confidence, long-term revenue, and overall customer satisfaction and loyalty. Read: Sitecore acquires AI-powered digital search platform Reflektion The acquisition, which is part of Sitecore’s continuing $1.2bn expansion strategy, will aid marketers in overcoming the information overload. Ninety-three per cent of all online experiences start with search, making it an integral part of the customer buying journey. Reflektion elevates search into a conversational, guided experience that provides more personal, accessible and tailored answers for the customer. Tags New appointment Saudi Arabia sitecore Technology 0 Comments You might also like Saudi Arabia’s Mawani signs four contracts worth SAR1bn GCC region M&A blazes trail as global deals decline Top marks for GCC nations in digital connectivity index Saudi Arabia studies graphite, rare earths trading platform