Ms. Najiba Alhusani of Dubai Immigration Department achieves a daily record of 1000 scanning and data entry per work day. The story was reported last week in the daily Emirates Today newspaper. Ms. Alhusani was trained on Arabic Hal and uses it to accomplish her daily workloads.
Thirteen Blind Jordanian young ladies are expected to pass the last part of the ICDL test before the end of June 2007 according to the Saudi Jordanian Institute for Blind Ladies in Jordan. The last part of the test is pending and is expected to be successfully completed by all 13 young ladies.
Nattiq's CEO, Auda Hazeem, completed a 5-day business trip to the occupied territories where he met various representatives of institutions serving blind Palestinians. Auda spent a considerable time of his trip in the Friends of the Blind Association in Ramallah, he also visited Bethlehem rehabilitation center in Bethlehem.
Participating in an open day adaptive technology event.
Auda Hazeem, Nattiq’s CEO, will arrive in the occupied territories, on Monday May 8th to participate in a two-day activity hosted by Friends of the Blind Association in Al-Biereh – Ramallah.
Nattiq announced today that it is offering a bundle price for its two most popular adaptive technology software packages in the Middle East. For a limited time offer, Nattiq set the following prices:
Hal Standard, screen reader to access PCs, and Talks, mobile phone screen reader are offered for a low price of 5750 UAE Dirhams.
The British Computer Society has awarded Dolphin with their Quality Mark for Accessibility in recognition of the development work with Dolphin's screen magnifier and screen reader software - SuperNova.
Nattiq Technologies announced today the completion of the installation and training of a turn-key Braille Press in Alnoor Institute for the Blind in Oman.
