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Amman, Jordan — Integrated Technology Group (ITG) has concluded its participation in the TechForward Program, a national initiative managed by the Information and Communications Technology Association of Jordan — intaj, designed to strengthen collaboration between universities, young talent, and private-sector companies in support of innovation and digital transformation.

As part of the program, ITG collaborated with three students from Yarmouk University on a practical technology project focused on incorporating Artificial Intelligence into ITG’s Applicant Tracking System (ATS). The project explored the use of AI to enhance applicant processing, improve candidate screening, and support more efficient selection workflows.

The AI-enhanced ATS project contributed to improving the efficiency of the recruitment selection process and accelerated applicant processing by 30%, demonstrating the value of connecting academic talent with real business challenges.

This collaboration reflects the core purpose of TechForward: transforming student projects into practical solutions that address private sector needs while creating meaningful exposure for students to professional environments and applied innovation.

Commenting on the program, Zaid Risheq, Learning & Development Lead at ITG, said:

“TechForward is a valuable national initiative that aligns with ITG’s commitment to supporting young talent and contributing to the development of Jordan’s ICT sector. Through this collaboration, the students demonstrated strong technical capability and a clear understanding of how AI can be applied to real business challenges. We are pleased to have worked with them, and they will be considered for future vacancies and other relevant opportunities within ITG.”

ITG’s participation in TechForward forms part of its broader commitment to investing in future talent, supporting university-industry collaboration, and advancing practical innovation that contributes to Jordan’s digital economy.

By engaging students in real business challenges, ITG continues to help bridge the gap between academic learning and workplace readiness, while creating opportunities for young technology professionals to apply their skills in impactful and market-relevant ways.

Amman, Jordan — Integrated Technology Group (ITG) congratulates Mr. Walid Tahabsem, President and CEO of ITG, on his reappointment as a Board Member of Oasis500, one of Jordan’s leading platforms for entrepreneurship, innovation, and early-stage startup growth.

Mr. Tahabsem continues to play an active role in advancing Jordan’s entrepreneurial ecosystem, bringing decades of leadership experience in technology, business growth, and digital transformation. His reappointment reinforces his ongoing contribution to initiatives that support founders, strengthen innovation, and create new opportunities for startups in Jordan and the region.

As President and CEO of ITG, Mr. Tahabsem has led the company’s growth as a global technology provider and has consistently championed the role of technology in enabling progress across education, government, and enterprise sectors.

In his renewed role with Oasis500, Mr. Tahabsem will continue to support the organization’s efforts to empower promising startups, connect entrepreneurs with strategic opportunities, and contribute to a stronger, more competitive startup ecosystem.

ITG congratulates Mr. Tahabsem on this achievement and wishes him continued success in driving innovation, entrepreneurship, and sustainable growth.

Amman, Jordan – 20 May 2026 — Integrated Technology Group (ITG) participated in Scientific Day 2026, organized by the School of Computing and Informatics at Al Hussein Technical University (HTU), as part of its continued engagement with academic institutions and emerging technology talent.

The event took place on Wednesday, 20 May 2026, at Dr. Omar Abdulhadi Auditorium and the HTU Soft Area, bringing together students, faculty members, and industry professionals for a full-day program focused on student projects, research presentations, evaluation sessions, and an exhibition of applied technology work.

As part of the event’s judging committee, Wala’ Abu Shanab, Senior Team Leader – QA at ITG, contributed her professional experience in quality assurance, software evaluation, and technology delivery to the assessment of student projects and research presentations.

Her participation reflects ITG’s commitment to empowering emerging technology talent by supporting platforms that connect academic learning with real-world industry expertise. Scientific Day provides students with an opportunity to present their work, receive expert feedback, and demonstrate practical applications in computing and informatics.

By engaging with initiatives of this nature, ITG continues to support the development of future professionals and encourage innovation within Jordan’s technology ecosystem. The company’s participation also reinforces the importance of collaboration between universities and the private sector in preparing students for the demands of the digital economy.

Amman, Jordan — Integrated Technology Group (ITG) announced the release of WaveERP® V6.0, the latest version of its enterprise resource planning system, introducing new enhancements across human capital management, finance, procurement, logistics, system management, and the mobile application.

The new release focuses on strengthening security, improving system performance, reducing manual work, and enhancing the overall user experience. Key updates include stronger license control, MAC address management, improved user privileges, multi-location employee support, and full alignment with a three-tier application architecture to improve scalability, security, and maintainability.

WaveERP® V6.0 also expands bulk data import capabilities across employees, invoices, deductions, allowances, attendance transactions, and financial records, helping organizations save time, reduce errors, and improve data accuracy.

The release introduces several improvements to Human Capital Management, including a new Employees Annual Evaluation screen, enhanced leave and vacation rules, improved clearance workflows, financial guarantee management, new HR reports, and actionable notifications for key employee-related processes. In finance, WaveERP® V6.0 adds enhanced voucher follow-up reporting, improved incoming checks management, updated customer and vendor screens, bank reconciliation enhancements, new bank transfer posting functionality, and AR invoice reporting with QR code support.

Procurement updates include new tender management screens, serial sequencing, validation, attachments, guarantees, and export functionality. The mobile application has also been refreshed with a modern interface, improved attendance experience, new request handling features, manager tools, vacation dashboards, loan installment visibility, and extended attendance logs.

With WaveERP® V6.0, ITG continues to enhance its enterprise solutions portfolio by delivering a more secure, scalable, and efficient ERP platform that supports organizations in managing their operations with greater accuracy, visibility, and ease.

About Integrated Technology Group

Integrated Technology Group (ITG) is a regional technology company delivering digital transformation solutions across education, government, and enterprise sectors. With a presence in more than 43 countries, ITG develops and implements scalable platforms and solutions that support institutions in improving efficiency, accessibility, and decision-making.

Amman, Jordan

The fourth edition of Tawasul Forum 2026 kicked off today, Saturday, at the King Hussein bin Talal Convention Centre in the Dead Sea, under the patronage of His Royal Highness Crown Prince Al Hussein bin Abdullah II. Integrated Technology Group (ITG) is participating in the forum as part of Jordan’s technology sector, which is currently facing rapid structural transformations.

Tawasul Forum, in its fourth edition, discusses vital issues, foremost among them emerging technology sectors, artificial intelligence applications, and ways to enhance national productivity in a world where the shape of institutions, societies, and daily life is being redefined.

This discussion directly reflects the reality of the sector in which Integrated Technology Group (ITG) has been operating for more than three decades. Founded in 1989 and operating across 42 countries, ITG views Tawasul Forum as a national platform that reflects the real challenges facing Jordanian technology institutions today: qualified youth seeking clear pathways, and a technology sector that possesses strong capabilities but needs real systems capable of absorbing and employing them.

The agenda of this year’s edition focuses on discussing the opportunities of tomorrow as the outcome of interconnected systems and policies working together simultaneously, using dialogue, coordination, and integrated efforts as a foundation for reshaping reality.

In this context, Integrated Technology Group (ITG) emphasizes that digital systems serving education, government, and institutions are not separate from youth pathways. Rather, they form the foundation that determines whether tomorrow’s opportunities can be realized or remain limited to dialogue. Ajyal, the national platform built on EduWave®, serves 1.9 million users across more than 4,000 schools in Jordan. It is not merely an education system, but a national infrastructure that shapes how the next generation learns and the tools with which they enter the labor market.

The Group noted that discussions around digital transformation, artificial intelligence, and youth opportunities cannot produce real impact unless they are linked to clear decisions in digital infrastructure. Jordan has the will and the human talent. What it needs are systems designed to operate at national scale, and technology institutions capable of taking responsibility for operating them over the long term.

Tawasul Forum aims to strengthen constructive dialogue and expand participation in discussions related to national affairs by bringing together youth, decision-makers, sector leaders, experts, and influential institutions in open discussions on national priorities and pathways for progress.

Through its presence in this national platform, Integrated Technology Group (ITG) is not presenting a product, but contributing to a shared responsibility: building a Jordanian digital ecosystem that truly empowers youth, not only in discourse, but in practice.

Integrated Technology Group (ITG) participated in the 21st Career Day at Princess Sumaya University for Technology (PSUT), engaging with students and fresh graduates interested in exploring career opportunities in the technology sector.

During the event, ITG’s team introduced attendees to the company’s work across education, government, and enterprise digital transformation, while highlighting potential career paths, internship opportunities, and the skills needed to grow in today’s fast-evolving technology industry.

ITG’s participation reflects its ongoing commitment to supporting young talent, strengthening ties with academic institutions, and contributing to the development of Jordan’s ICT ecosystem.

Through its presence at PSUT Career Day, ITG continues to connect with the next generation of professionals and encourage students to explore meaningful careers in technology, innovation, and digital transformation.

Amman, Jordan

Integrated Technology Group (ITG), in collaboration with the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship, has announced the launch of Version 8.4 of the national “Ajyal” platform, built on EduWave® technology, marking another milestone in Jordan’s ongoing digital transformation journey in education.

The new release introduces a wide range of enhancements and updates aimed at improving educational and administrative efficiency, enhancing user experience, and strengthening data-driven decision-making across the Ministry, directorates, and schools.

Among the key updates is the advancement of the BTEC vocational education system through the introduction of new roles and permissions, improved management of programs, units, and reporting capabilities, as well as advanced reporting tools for stakeholders across multiple administrative levels.

The release also includes major enhancements to Grade 9 and Grade 11 student stream classification processes, enabling more structured academic and vocational pathway selection, electronic parent approvals, SMS notifications, and improved application tracking and management.

As part of ongoing efforts to support inclusivity and student services, the platform now includes enhanced student profile capabilities related to students with disabilities, contributing to improved data accuracy and more effective educational support services.

Additionally, Version 8.4 introduces significant upgrades to the school trips and visits management system by streamlining application, approval, and monitoring procedures across schools, directorates, and the Ministry, while enhancing governance and operational oversight.

Further improvements were introduced across school libraries, non-formal education, laboratories, permissions management, and reporting systems, alongside a range of technical optimizations designed to enhance platform performance and data quality.

Built on EduWave® technology, the Ajyal platform continues to serve as a national enabler for educational digital transformation in Jordan by connecting thousands of schools through a unified platform that supports learning, administration, and data-driven policymaking.

ITG reaffirms its commitment to delivering advanced national educational technology solutions that support Jordan’s vision for a modern, sustainable, and digitally empowered education ecosystem.

Education budgets across the Arab world are growing. Digital adoption, accelerated by pandemic-era necessity, has not reversed. If anything, governments in Jordan, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Egypt are doubling down on technology as a structural pillar of educational reform. The question that regional education ministers have not fully answered is a simpler one: what does it mean to actually succeed?

The distinction matters because the metrics most commonly used to measure EdTech adoption platform subscriptions, device distribution, and connectivity rates tell almost nothing about whether learning is improving. A student with a tablet in a classroom connected to three disconnected platforms is not receiving a better education. They are receiving a more complicated one.

Jordan offers one of the more instructive examples in the region. The country made a deliberate decision more than a decade ago to build a national education operating system rather than layer software onto an existing analogue infrastructure. The result is Ajyal, a national Education Management Information System built on EduWave® by Integrated Technology Group, which today connects more than 4,000 schools and serves upward of 1.9 million users on a single integrated platform hosted on Jordan's Government Private Cloud.

What Ajyal demonstrates is not that technology solves education. It demonstrates that when technology is treated as infrastructure rather than a tool, the outcomes change. Teachers are not logging into three different systems. Parents can see their child's grades, attendance, and assignments in one place. Ministry officials can pull national-level data in real time.

The gap between digitising education and transforming it is where most of the region currently sits. The UAE has made artificial intelligence a mandatory subject across all public schools. Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 is embedding AI literacy into national teacher training. These are serious commitments. The critical question is whether the underlying platforms can support them. National AI education initiatives delivered through fragmented vendor platforms will underperform.

The lesson from systems like Ajyal is straightforward. National-scale education transformation requires national-scale thinking. Measure success not by deployment rates but by what changes for students and teachers in practice.

As part of its ongoing commitment to advancing digital education in Jordan, Integrated Technology Group (ITG) continues to support the national rollout of the Ajyal platfor, an initiative built on EduWave® that is reshaping how students and teachers engage with learning.

Recently, ITG had the opportunity to visit Al-Farouq Secondary School for Girls in Shafa Badran, one of the first 100 schools selected for the Learning Management System (LMS) rollout under Ajyal.

During the visit, ITG representatives engaged directly with teachers and students, guiding them through their classes and courses on the platform. The sessions focused on hands-on interaction, allowing participants to navigate the system, access learning materials, and complete assignments in real time.

What stood out most was the immediate adoption of the platform.

Students from Grade 7 and Grade 11 logged into the system, completed assignments during the session, and interacted with the LMS seamlessly. The classrooms reflected a strong sense of engagement, with both students and teachers expressing genuine enthusiasm toward the experience.

The intuitive design of the platform played a key role in this rapid adoption, enabling users to quickly understand and benefit from its features without complexity.

Beyond the technical implementation, the visit highlighted something more important: the human impact of digital transformation.

Teachers expressed appreciation for the platform’s ability to support their teaching process, while students demonstrated confidence in navigating a modern learning environment.

These field visits reinforce ITG’s approach to digital transformation, not only deploying systems, but ensuring real adoption, usability, and impact on the ground.

Through initiatives like Ajyal, ITG continues to play a key role in enabling a more connected, accessible, and future-ready education ecosystem in Jordan.