EngineersMind Unveils AI-First Global Strategy for 2026

January 20, 2026
EngineersMind Corp. announced it will pursue an AI-first global growth strategy in 2026, following a year marked by 200% client growth and expansion in the Middle East.

EngineersMind Corp. has announced its 2026 global strategy centered on artificial intelligence, data science, and international expansion, according to a press release.

The company reported a 200% increase in its client base during 2025, driven by growth in financial services, healthcare, public sector, and enterprise technology engagements. EngineersMind expanded operations into the Middle East and enhanced its delivery model with new leadership hires and process improvements.

For 2026, the company plans to launch operations in Europe in the second quarter and expand its presence across the Middle East. Other priorities include large-scale projects in healthcare, retail, and logistics, and transitioning into an AI-core, data science-led product company. EngineersMind also intends to continue investments in talent development, marketing, and employee engagement.

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