Link Development

The countdown begins. Less than a month to go until LEAP 2026!

Link Development will be at LEAP 2026, taking place in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, from August 31 to September 3.

This year, our participation centers on Architecting the Intelligent Enterprise, demonstrating how governed agentic AI can advance digital transformation within a dynamic, data-driven economy. At the heart of our showcase is Frontier Ascent, our complete AI transformation.

Visit us at Hall 1, Booth # E30, open daily from 12:00 PM to 9:00 PM.

Mark your calendars to experience the future of AI-driven business transformation!

Register for Leap 2026: https://loom.ly/yXaNOdo

Link Development at LEAP 2026 | Agentic AI & Microsoft Meet Link Development at LEAP 2026 in Riyadh, 31 Aug–3 Sep. See Frontier Ascent, our governed agentic AI model, at the Microsoft booth.

Microsoft Project Online retires on 30 September, 2026.

After that date, every project plan, schedule, and report your PMO depends on is at risk.

If your PMO still runs on Project Online, the clock is already running. You have one window to move your data before the platform goes dark.

Project360 on Azure is built for exactly this moment. It gives Microsoft-based PMOs a direct migration path from Project Online with 0% data loss and no disruption to live projects. Teams keep a familiar interface, your governance and workflows stay intact, and bidirectional sync with MS Project Desktop means people work the way they always have.

You also gain ground: enterprise dashboards, executive reporting across the full portfolio, and AI to speed up decisions.

The deadline will not move. Protect your project data while you still have time.

Request a demo, and we will map your move from Project Online to Project360 on Azure. https://loom.ly/Mk26dnU

Government knowledge is distributed across policies, procedures, circulars, service manuals, FAQs, websites, forms, and internal documents.

The challenge is not only finding the information, but making sure AI answers are grounded, trusted, and controlled.

Globby 4.0 uses RAG to connect AI assistants and agents to approved knowledge sources, helping internal users and external beneficiaries receive contextual answers based on trusted content.

Equally important, Globby can support sovereign deployment models including on-premises, in-country hosting, and private cloud, allowing government entities to keep sensitive knowledge within approved infrastructure and comply with data residency and information governance requirements.

AI becomes valuable when it is accurate. Government AI becomes trusted when it is accurate, governed, and hosted under the right sovereignty model.

Learn How Globby 4.0 Delivers Governed RAG for Government https://loom.ly/4lf55mo

Traditional chatbots answer predefined questions.

Agentic AI agents can understand intent, retrieve knowledge, coordinate with other agents, trigger workflows, and support real tasks.

Globby 4.0 Agent Hub helps government entities move from basic chatbot automation to a scalable AI workforce that can serve both internal users and external beneficiaries across multiple channels.

The platform supports RAG, AI copilots, multi-agent orchestration, enterprise integrations, and multilingual experiences, while giving government entities deployment choices such as in-country hosting, on-premises environments, and private cloud.

This makes Agentic AI practical for public sector organizations that need innovation, but also need sovereignty, flexibility, cybersecurity alignment, and multi-technology support.

See How Globby 4.0 Scales From Chatbot to AI Workforce https://loom.ly/4lf55mo

Imagine every government service supported by a specialized AI agent: one for permits, one for licensing, one for case inquiries, one for internal knowledge, one for policy guidance, and one for employee productivity.

Globby 4.0 Agent Hub brings these agents together into one governed experience, helping government entities orchestrate multiple AI agents across channels, systems, and user journeys.

Because government ecosystems are rarely one-size-fits-all, Globby supports multi-technology environments and can be deployed in-country, on-premises, or on private cloud based on each entity's data residency, sovereignty, cybersecurity, and operational requirements.

One experience. Endless agents. Full control over where the data lives and how the platform operates.

See Globby 4.0 Agent Hub in Action https://loom.ly/4lf55mo

Government digital transformation is entering a new phase: from online services to intelligent, proactive, and secure AI-assisted government.

With Link Development Globby 4.0 Agent Hub, government entities can move beyond static portals and basic chatbots into governed AI agents that understand user intent, retrieve trusted knowledge, support service journeys, and execute tasks across enterprise systems.

For government, innovation must also respect sovereignty. Globby 4.0 is designed to support in-country hosting, on-premises deployments, private cloud environments, and multi-technology integration so each entity can adopt Agentic AI while maintaining control over data, infrastructure, and compliance.

This is not just another chatbot. It is a secure foundation for sovereign, scalable, and service-oriented Agentic Government.

Discover How Globby 4.0 Powers Sovereign AI for Government https://loom.ly/4lf55mo

Honored to participate in the Emirates Health Services Partners Appreciation Forum, celebrating the power of collaboration in driving healthcare innovation.

We are proud to be recognized as a trusted partner in delivering the EHS Patient Portal & Mobile Application. A secure, integrated digital solution that empowers patients with seamless access to essential healthcare services.

Built by Link Development using OutSystems low-code technology, the platform enables patients to schedule appointments, access medical records and laboratory results, request reports, manage family healthcare services, and more through a unified digital experience.

Together with Emirates Health Services, we’re helping shape a smarter, more connected, and patient-centric healthcare ecosystem across the UAE.

Orientation day hits different when you know big things are coming.

Last week, we welcomed our newest cohort of interns across all tracks for orientation day!
They met their teams, explored our tools and ways of working, and got a first look at the products they'll help shape.

A few icebreakers, a lot of new names, and one shared feeling in the room: this is just the beginning.

Different tracks, different teams, same energy. Over the next few months, they'll sit in on real projects, work alongside people who've been building this company for years ,and start turning what they learned in school into what they'll be known for in their careers.

We can't wait to see what they build.
Welcome to the team!

Not all Microsoft partners are the same.

Regionally Managed Partner status places Link Development in a select group of Microsoft partners recognized for consistent delivery quality, technical depth, and strategic alignment across priority markets.

What does this mean for our clients? It means closer collaboration with Microsoft's regional engineering and product teams. It means access to resources, roadmaps, and support structures that most partners never reach. And it means our clients benefit from that proximity at every stage of their Microsoft journey.

From Dynamics 365 and Azure to Microsoft 365 and Teams, Link Development delivers end-to-end Microsoft solutions for enterprises and government entities across Egypt, UAE, KSA, and 24+ countries.

When you work with a Regionally Managed Partner, you are not just buying a technology implementation. You are accessing the ecosystem behind it.

Explore our Microsoft capabilities on our website https://loom.ly/C9WYzhE

Year one of a digital transformation looks great. New systems go live. Leadership is engaged. KPIs are set.

Then year two arrives, and progress slows. Teams revert to old habits. Integration challenges surface. Ownership of outcomes becomes unclear.

This is not a technology problem. It is a governance problem. Most transformation programs invest heavily in platforms but underinvest in the structures needed to sustain change: digital PMOs, strategy management frameworks, and accountability systems that survive beyond go-live.

The organizations that succeed in year two are the ones that treat transformation as an ongoing discipline, not a one-time project. They track strategy ex*****on in real time. They build cross-functional ownership. They measure outcomes, not just activity.

Getting from year one to year three requires more than good intentions. It requires the right operational infrastructure.

Tell us, what is your experience? What derailed a transformation program you were part of?