Artefact Expands into Qatar to Accelerate National Digital Transformation Goals

Artefact,  the global leader in data and AI consulting, announced its formal expansion into the Qatari market, bringing its full suite of data-driven and AI-powered services to organizations across the country. With a growing portfolio of clients in Qatar, Artefact aims to support Qatar’s national digital transformation ambitions, empower local industries, and embed advanced analytics capabilities across both public and private sectors.

“Qatar is at a pivotal moment in its journey toward sustainable, diversified growth, and we see tremendous opportunity to partner with public and private organizations. Our mission at Artefact has always been to turn data into business impact. With our entry into Qatar, we’re excited to bring that mission closer to local decision-makers, helping organizations convert strategic ambition into measurable outcomes.”

– Rahul Arya, CEO, Artefact MENA

The company has been active in Qatar through several high-impact projects, supporting digital transformation initiatives that leverage advanced analytics, AI-driven business operations and processes, and data governance frameworks. The establishment of a dedicated Doha entity represents the next step in deepening these relationships and expanding capabilities in the region. With Qatar now added to its network, Artefact operates in 27 countries through 36 offices.

Artefact’s Qatari operations will be led by a dedicated local team of highly skilled professionals across key roles, including data scientists, data engineers, data marketing specialists, AI consultants, and client engagement managers. This diverse local team will work closely with Artefact’s regional and global experts to deliver tailored solutions that meet the unique needs of the Qatari market. The Doha entity will offer a comprehensive range of Artefact’s global services, designed to empower organizations through data and technology. These include data& AI strategy and governance, advanced analytics, and artificial intelligence solutions that enable smarter decision-making and operational efficiency. The team will also provide expertise in cloud and data infrastructure consulting, as well as customer experience optimization, ensuring seamless integration of data-driven strategies across all business functions.

“Expanding into Qatar is a natural step for Artefact and underscores our commitment to bringing world-class data and AI capabilities to dynamic, forward-looking markets. We believe data is a strategic asset, but only when deployed, adopted, and embedded within operations.”

– Rahul Arya, CEO, Artefact MENA

With the launch of its Doha entity, Artefact is positioned to serve existing clients more effectively while building new partnerships across Qatar’s evolving digital landscape. The company plans to invest in local talent development and collaborate with regional organizations to drive innovation and enhance data capabilities. By combining global expertise with local insights, Artefact will work closely with organizations to leverage data and AI in practical, impactful ways, supporting sustainable growth and long-term success in the Qatari market.