BARQ Systems showcases integrated AI, cloud and cybersecurity vision at LEAP 2026
BARQ Systems used its participation at LEAP 2026 to highlight an integrated approach to enterprise technology, bringing together artificial intelligence and automation, enterprise applications and cloud, cybersecurity, managed services and IT infrastructure.
The regional technology company showcased more than 50 AI and generative AI use cases designed to address practical business requirements across operations, productivity, customer experience, automation, data and decision-making.
The company said the traditional boundaries between enterprise technology domains are becoming less distinct as organisations increasingly connect AI with business applications, cloud infrastructure, data and cybersecurity.
From AI experimentation to enterprise deployment
At LEAP 2026, BARQ Systems demonstrated how organisations can move from isolated AI experimentation towards broader enterprise deployment.
Its portfolio of more than 50 AI and GenAI use cases is focused on areas such as business process automation, customer and employee experience, enterprise data analysis and decision-making.
The AI capabilities are positioned alongside the company's wider technology portfolio rather than as standalone solutions. BARQ Systems also highlighted its Enterprise Applications & Cloud capabilities, including solutions based on platforms such as ServiceNow and Amazon Web Services (AWS).
These capabilities support areas including workflow modernisation, cloud transformation, automation and enterprise integration.
The company's cybersecurity, managed services and IT infrastructure capabilities provide the underlying environment for organisations seeking to operate secure and resilient technology systems, according to BARQ Systems.
Moving from systems of record to systems of action
A key feature of BARQ Systems' participation at LEAP 2026 was a keynote by Dr. Amr Saad, Group Innovation Director, titled “From Systems of Record to Systems of Action.”
The presentation examined how enterprise architecture is evolving from systems primarily designed to record and store information towards intelligent environments capable of interpreting data, supporting decisions and initiating business processes.
Dr. Saad said organisations are increasingly looking to connect AI with enterprise applications, cloud, data, automation and cybersecurity so that insights can translate into business actions.
“The value of enterprise technology is changing. Organizations are moving beyond systems that simply record information toward systems that can understand, decide and act,” he said.
He added that BARQ Systems' 50-plus AI and GenAI use cases demonstrate how the company is applying this approach to practical enterprise requirements.
Connecting technology capabilities
The shift towards more integrated enterprise environments also reflects the evolution of BARQ Systems' technology portfolio.
The company said its established capabilities in IT infrastructure, cybersecurity and managed services are increasingly being combined with enterprise applications, cloud and AI and automation capabilities.
Mahmoud Soliman, CEO and Group Founder of BARQ Systems, said customers increasingly require technology environments that connect multiple domains rather than treating each technology area separately.
“The boundaries between infrastructure, cloud, applications, cybersecurity, managed services and AI are disappearing,” Soliman said.
He added that organisations need a unified architecture connecting infrastructure, applications, data, security, operations and AI.
“Our focus now is bringing them together more tightly to help customers build, secure and operate the next generation of intelligent enterprises,” he said.
BARQ Systems' participation at LEAP 2026 highlighted the company's focus on integrating emerging AI capabilities with the infrastructure, applications, cloud and security systems that underpin enterprise operations.
