العربية 
Sana’a – On Monday, corresponding to 21 Dhu al-Qi’dah 1446 AH / May 19, 2025 AD, at 11:00 AM, the Deanship of Graduate Studies and Scientific Research at the University of Science and Technology (UST) organized the public defense for the Master’s thesis in computing, specializing in Business Information Systems, presented by the researcher Samia Abdullah Salam Saeed Al-Haidari, titled “Analyzing the Impact of Business Intelligence and Analytics on Organizational Performance from a Dynamic Capabilities Perspective in Yemeni Private Universities,” held at the Al-Aqsa Hall for Scientific Discussions within the deanship.
The defense committee consisted of Prof. Dr. Abdul-Latif Saleh Nasser Ghallab, Associate Professor of Computer Science at the University of Science and Technology as the Internal Examiner and Chairman; Prof. Dr. Abdullah Hussein Ahmed Al-Hashidi, Associate Professor of Information Systems at the University of Science and Technology and supervisor of the researcher as a member; and Prof. Dr. Hamza Ali Abdul-Rahman Gamel, Associate Professor of Computer Engineering at UTIC (Tuntech International University) as the External Examiner and member.
The session took place in the presence of the Dean of Graduate Studies and Scientific Research, Prof. Dr. Ismail Abdo Al-Sharaabi; the Director of the Military College, Major General Mohammed Saleh Shizer; the Financial and Administrative Affairs Officer for the Administrative Site, Dr. Abdulkarim Saleh Al-Qahfa; the Financial and Administrative Affairs Officer at the Female Students’ Branch, Ms. Fatima Hussein Haidar; the Director of Student Affairs Administration, Mr. Rafeeq Abdo Al-Sharmani; the Director of Female Student Affairs Administration, Ms. Muna Abdullah Al-Ashwal; the Director of the Consulting Center, Mr. Abdulmajeed Mohammed Al-Adlani; the Admission and Registration Unit Officer for the Administrative Site, Mr. Radfan Saleh Saeed; alongside a number of faculty members, graduate students, researchers, academics, and the researcher’s family members and colleagues.
The defense committee listened to a concise presentation by the researcher regarding her academic thesis, its objectives, significance, and the results achieved. The committee highly praised the thesis presented by the researcher, as well as her academic and research capabilities.
