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Founding Partner Programme

Wahat Pilot Programme

Showcase pilot participants and future testimonials. Join universities, financial services and professional services organisations shaping AI-powered cooling and workforce transformation across MENA.

Universities

Campus intelligence and research governance

Pilot universities use Wahat to benchmark AI readiness across faculties, identify research-commercialisation opportunities, and build a governance framework that satisfies academic integrity and accreditation bodies.

Case Study

Coming soon

AI readiness baseline and faculty-specific gap analysis.

Research-intensive university in the UAE
Regional business school
Applied-technology college
Testimonial

"The scorecard gave our board a single, defensible view of where AI maturity really sits across the institution."

Pilot partner
Universities
Transformation Results

Expected outcomes

30-day roadmap approved by the president's office.

TBC
Readiness score
TBC
Days to decision

Financial Services

Risk-aware AI adoption at regulated speed

Banks, insurers and asset managers join the pilot to map AI readiness against regulatory expectations, model-assurance requirements and client-confidentiality constraints.

Case Study

Coming soon

Governance-first readiness assessment for model risk and compliance.

MENA retail bank
Family-office wealth manager
Insurance underwriting team
Testimonial

"We finally have a common language between the risk committee and the AI delivery teams."

Pilot partner
Financial Services
Transformation Results

Expected outcomes

Three priority use cases moved from backlog to validated business case.

TBC
Readiness score
TBC
Days to decision

Professional Services

Leverage-model transformation and client value

Law firms, consultancies and advisory practices use the pilot to assess workforce impact, redesign leverage models, and protect client trust while scaling AI-enabled delivery.

Case Study

Coming soon

Workforce impact assessment and role-redesign playbook.

Regional law firm
Management consultancy
Audit and advisory practice
Testimonial

"The future-workforce forecast helped us explain the change to partners and associates with numbers, not slogans."

Pilot partner
Professional Services
Transformation Results

Expected outcomes

Pilot reskilling cohort launched for 120 professionals.

TBC
Readiness score
TBC
Days to decision

What we will publish

As pilots conclude, partner-approved case studies, testimonials and results will be added here.

Case Studies

Detailed write-ups of each pilot engagement: the starting state, the assessment approach, the decisions made and the measured outcomes.

Testimonials

Video and written testimonials from CIOs, deans, managing partners and transformation leads on what changed after the pilot.

Transformation Results

Quantified impact: readiness-score movement, cost avoidance, FTE redeployment, time-to-decision and governance maturity gains.

Frequently asked questions

Who can join the Pilot Programme?

Universities, financial services firms and professional services organisations in the GCC and wider MENA region. We are intentionally keeping the first cohort small so every partner gets direct access to the Wahat team.

What does a founding pilot partner receive?

A facilitated AI readiness or workforce impact assessment, a branded executive report, benchmark analysis against your sector, a 90-day roadmap, and early access to new analytics and AI-engine features as they ship.

Is there a cost to join the pilot?

Founding pilot partners join at no software fee for the pilot period. Paid assessments and discovery sessions are available for teams that want a deeper, board-ready engagement before committing.

How long does the pilot run?

Most pilots run four to eight weeks, depending on the number of departments or entities being assessed. A discovery call is the fastest way to scope the right timeline.

Become a founding pilot partner

Join the first cohort, shape the product roadmap, and be featured as a Wahat pilot organisation when results are published.