The Faculty of Administrative Sciences at Galala University successfully hosted the second session of the International Conference on Technical Debts (ICTD2025) in collaboration with Mepal-Corelia, a subsidiary of Japan’s Ricoh Group. The event brought together leading academics and industry professionals to discuss the concept of technical debt, its impact on businesses, and strategies for management and mitigation.
Dr. Nagwa Samak, Dean of the Faculty of Administrative Sciences, highlighted the importance of the conference in fostering collaboration between professionals and academics to address the growing challenge of technical debt. Eng. Gamal Mukhaimer, CEO of Mepal, emphasized the need for data documentation and sustainability in business practices, drawing parallels with the ancient Egyptians’ approach to preserving knowledge.
The conference featured distinguished speakers, including experts from Ricoh Technology, Nile University, and the Abu Dhabi Government, who shared insights on managing digital debt and aligning academia with industry needs. Discussions concluded with key recommendations, urging businesses to prioritize technical debt management, integrate it into strategic planning, and leverage advanced tools for monitoring and resolution.
By hosting ICTD2025, Galala University reinforces its commitment to bridging academia and industry, equipping future leaders with the knowledge to navigate the evolving digital landscape.
