Jethur: connecting fragmented data into a unified institutional view
Jethur co-founder and CEO Hatem Alboush traces the company's idea to the fragmentation of governance, risk and compliance information across spreadsheets, tools and systems. The platform aims to bring these functions together with audit and business continuity, allowing information to support multiple requirements and processes.
The interview describes a model connecting risks to controls, requirements, evidence and remediation plans, with clear responsibilities and management dashboards. Alboush emphasizes local regulatory understanding, Arabic-language support and the ability to start with priority modules before expanding within the same product.
Saudi Arabia remains the company's base and its intended centre for development and innovation. The discussion sets out plans for measured expansion across the Gulf and wider region, followed by selected international markets through partnerships and distribution channels. The feature also reports cooperation with the Saudi Universities Sports Federation on digital transformation in governance, risk and compliance.
Alboush links product development to Saudi talent, training and a close understanding of customer needs. Artificial intelligence and data analysis are presented as areas for practical, responsible development within an ambition to build Saudi software that supports clearer decisions and better-prepared institutions.
National Day 96 · 2026 · 24–30
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