Apportionment V Prevention
On 15th February 2016, Quantum Global Solutions senior management team held an internal conference to debate the legal principles of Apportionment and Prevention.
On 15th February 2016, Quantum Global Solutions senior management team held an internal conference to debate the legal principles of Apportionment and Prevention.
As part of Quantum Global Solutions (QGS) committment to the community and in line with their corporate Donate a Day programme the company recently sponsored QGS Associate Director, Jon Sanderson during his recent Ras Al Khaimah Half Marathon.
To meet the ongoing demands of our clients, Quantum Global Solutions (QGS) is proud to announce the appointment of Daniel Lynch as Contractual/Commercial Consultant.
The aim of the event was to bring active business women together so they could discuss their hopes and concerns for their future careers is a very competitive and growing market here in Qatar.
In December of 2014 I wrote an article which was titled, ‘The Final Whistle’. This is ‘The Final Whistle - Part 2’. It isn’t uncommon when movies are made for there to be a sequel and I guess this is my sequel...
I began these articles some time ago and the theme was football and how if you think carefully, there are similarities with construction. I then went on to look at things we take for granted in everyday life and how construction has helped these things evolve.
You will recall my last article looked at mobile phones, how they have evolved from the traditional telephone and the widespread applications such as the camera can assist with record keeping on a construction project simply by taking a photo.
Mobile phones, or cell phones, or hand phones, depending on where you are from in the world, are quite frankly, a necessary and useful tool. They bring communication between friends, colleagues and businesses to a point where we are all contactable...
Roads are an essential tool for everyday life to operate; roads are actually an asset to a nation and its economy. In their most basic form, roads are simple corridors to move people and goods safely from A to B and then onto C.
We rejoiced in April 2014 when Hamad International Airport finally opened and the airport’s first flight from Bahrain landed. It is nearly one year since that occasion so I thought we should consider the impact the airport will have or has had on Qatar so far.