WSO2 has announced a solutions-led focus to support large enterprises accelerating smart government, fintech and digital health transformation programs. The company is increasing its industry alignment in high-potential regions, such as the Middle East, where national digital strategies and regulated modernization initiatives are driving demand for scalable, secure digital platforms.
The initial focus is on BFSI and Healthcare, with industry reference architectures and maturity models that combine AI, APIs, data, and integration into ready-to-deploy solution blueprints. Offerings include an API Banking Platform, AI-driven payment modernization, unified patient record architectures, and CMS-aligned prior authorization frameworks.
Government and public administration solutions are expected to follow later this year based on WSO2 global initiatives around government data interoperability, government digital ID systems, and public and private API marketplaces, supporting the UAE’s continued expansion of smart government platforms and digital citizen services.
Alongside industry offerings, WSO2 is prioritizing transformation initiatives aligned with UAE priorities such as cloud repatriation and hybrid cloud adoption, vendor consolidation, application modernization, API and data monetization, IT cost reduction, and the path towards AI.
For instance, these initiatives will assist large enterprises to simplify complex integration landscapes, reduce dependency on fragmented vendor stacks, and modernize core digital platforms. This simplified, modern digital foundation will enable leadership teams to scale digital initiatives faster.
“In the UAE, the conversation has moved beyond digital transformation to intelligent platform modernization at national scale,” said Mifan Careem, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Solutions at WSO2. “Our technology has long powered core integration and API platforms. What’s new is the focus on packaging this expertise into industry-ready solutions that help UAE organizations reduce fragmentation, meet regulatory and data residency requirements, and accelerate smart services, and form the foundation of an AI enabled landscape.
