About DUNNIXER

We help CIOs and digital leaders get a credible digital maturity baseline, benchmark, and roadmap—fast, structured, and board-ready.

Who we work with

We work with CIO, CDO, CTO, and Heads of Digital / Transformation in organizations roughly in the 500–5,000 employee, $100M–$2B revenue band—teams that already invest in digital and AI and need a clearer baseline and roadmap.

  • Internal technology and digital leaders, not vendors or agencies.
  • Multiple digital and AI initiatives competing for budget and attention.
  • Upcoming board, strategy, or budgeting cycles where maturity must be clear.
  • A preference for structured, evidence-based assessments over generic transformation slogans.

How we work

  • Small, senior team rather than a large consulting bench.
  • Productized assessments with clear scope, timelines, and deliverables.
  • Platform-enabled delivery so assessments can be repeated over time if needed.
  • Focus on decisions and roadmaps that leadership teams can actually use.

A bit more about DUNNIXER

Behind the assessments and platform is a simple idea: make maturity work more concrete, repeatable, and useful for the leaders who are accountable for change.

Our Mission

DUNNIXER helps CIO, CDO, and digital leaders get a clear, credible view of digital maturity and a roadmap they can execute. We combine structured assessments with a platform that makes those assessments repeatable.

Our Approach

We keep the offer simple: a consulting-led Digital Maturity Assessment, supported by our own platform, and focused scorecards for AI vendors and AI value. Every engagement is designed to finish with decisions, not just slides.

Our Team

DUNNIXER is led by Ahmed Abbas, who brings experience in IT strategy, digital transformation, and working with enterprise technology leaders. We work with a small network of specialists as needed, rather than a large bench.

Where We Work

We are based in Dubai and primarily work with organizations in North America and Europe—for example, in the US, UK, Germany, and Canada—focusing on mid-market and lower-enterprise firms with significant digital and AI investment.