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A Nintex Case Study
The Communications and Information Technology Commission (CITC), Saudi Arabia’s ICT sector regulator, needed to ensure affordable, high-quality communications services for users across government, service providers and consumers. Facing frequent regulatory changes, CITC’s legacy tools and processes forced every e-service to be rebuilt from scratch, with typical development taking 3–4 months; the slow, inflexible approach required external contractors and caused delays and user frustration across its 400+ staff and many external user organizations.
CITC implemented Nintex K2 Five as a low-code workflow engine with Arabic support and reusable code libraries, giving one architecture for rapid development and deployment. An internal team of ~20 now builds and maintains solutions in-house, delivering average projects in one month or less (cutting time-to-market by 50–70%), producing 60+ automated e-services, improving efficiency, security and KPI tracking, and significantly increasing user satisfaction.
Omar I. Al-Sadhan
Business & Systems Analysis Team Lead