Why now
- Several national indices with recurring measurement cycles; Qiyas 2025 covered 240 government entities.
- Enforcement of the Personal Data Protection Law makes data governance an obligation, not an option.
- AI is on every leadership agenda, but pilots stall on data quality and ownership.
What we do
We start with a short diagnostic that shows where the entity stands across the five indices and where the visible gap is, then deliver what lifts the scores and outlasts the cycle: a unified evidence library, a KPI dictionary with an owner for every number, and a data office that actually works.
Who we work with
- Mid-sized and smaller government entities, and state-owned companies.
- Data management offices, transformation units and institutional excellence teams.
- Systems integrators and prime contractors that need specialist index and governance expertise inside larger programmes.
An example path
An entity might start by lifting its website efficiency, move to a Takamul diagnostic across the five indices, then a cycle readiness programme, then follow-through that keeps the gains between cycles.