Infrastructure, now digital.
Systems integration, field implementation, software and managed services for UAE enterprise and government — delivered by the company that has built here since 1998.
Four practices. One licence. One accountable party.
Most integrators hand you a stack of vendor warranties. We connect what exists, replace what doesn’t work, and take responsibility for the seams.
Where the building meets the platform
Building systems, networks and enterprise platforms made to behave as one estate — and one contract when they don’t.
Software development
02/Custom applications and legacy modernisation by engineering teams we vet, manage and stand behind — built against anonymised data, connected live in Dubai.
Cabling, rack and stack, commissioning, multi-site rollouts. Our own UAE engineers, on site, on schedule.
One network. Gulf hours. Your data stays put.
Offshore delivery economics, onshore data handling. Historically you had to pick one. We separated the two problems.
Engineering runs in three centres
Cairo, Tbilisi and Yerevan — vetted teams on Gulf hours, building against anonymised data at full speed.
AI compresses the schedule
With the data layer decoupled, AI tooling runs hard on scaffolding, testing and migration. A quarter becomes weeks.
Everything lands in Dubai
Live data connects last, onshore, under your access controls. Field implementation is our own UAE engineers.
Built for regulated work.
Government & public sector
Workloads that answer to procurement, audit and residency policy.
One mainland-licensed entity on the contract, not a chain of subcontractors.
Live systems connect in the UAE under your access controls.
As-built drawings, test certificates and change records with every handover.
The work changed. The standard didn’t.
Integrated Building Solutions was licensed in Dubai in 1998 — solar, building systems, contracting across the Emirates. IBS Keystone is the technology practice of that same company. We still turn up on site, we still finish, and we’re still the ones you call when it breaks.
Tell us what the building needs to do.
Send the problem rather than the specification. The useful conversations start with what’s broken.