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Mayan Metzler, Visionary leader, discusses the exciting partnership with TerraLux and rebuilding LA – With Marco
GKC Partners with TerraLux to Redefine Luxury Home Design Through Augmented Reality Technology
Los Angeles, California, United States, 7th Feb 2025, – As part of our “Inspiring Successful Stories, we’re thrilled to welcome back Mayan Metzler, the visionary leader in luxury home design and the dynamic force behind the German Kitchen Center. GKC has been a pioneer in blending innovation with design. Today, we’ll be discussing the exciting partnership with TerraLux and rebuilding LA.
“TerraLux’s Augmented Reality systems map smart tech functionality to GKC’s luxury kitchens.”
How does partnering with TerraLux enhance your vision for integrating technology into the kitchen and home industries?
We see the home as more than just a functional space — it’s a sanctuary where modern families find comfort, connection, and a sense of belonging. In a world where uncertainty looms, and communities feel increasingly fragmented, the home remains a foundation of stability and self-expression.
At GKC, our designs don’t just shape interiors; they invite homeowners to infuse their spaces with personality and creativity. Partnering with TerraLux allows us to take this philosophy further, leveraging AI-driven contextual knowledge bases that genuinely understand each household’s evolving needs.
This is AI with a human touch — an intuitive companion that helps you plan meals, organize family activities, and manage home maintenance effortlessly by having a conversation. But it doesn’t stop at the front door. We strongly advocate for strengthening local connections — bringing neighbors, shopkeepers, and local producers into the fold to create a more integrated and self-sustaining community.
“Virtual assistants help in the kitchen with meal planning, shopping, and food preparation.”
The TerraLux’ Kitchen Buddy’ is more than a home assistant — it’s a bridge between home and community. Coordinating with others in its network transforms everyday living into a seamless and collaborative experience, ensuring that technology enhances individual households and the social fabric around them.
What role does TerraLux’s advanced 3D mapping and visualization technology play in redefining how GKC showcases designs to clients?
TerraLux’s advanced 3D mapping and visualization technology transforms how we showcase and personalize GKC’s designs for clients. Through spatial computing, we can chart our showroom locations and invite homeowners to share how our designs have been adapted to their unique living spaces.
At its core, this is a geospatial content management system with limitless potential. It helps us locate resources and coordinate community-driven installations beyond the home. We offer a dynamic, searchable database that allows clients to explore kitchen design options tailored to their preferred layout and location.
A luxury kitchen is often one of the most significant investments in customizing a living space, and we want our clients to have complete confidence in how their vision will be realized.
TerraLux’s visualization software bridges the gap between concept and reality through immersive virtual tours and AR-powered furniture placement. It lets homeowners see precisely how a design integrates into their space before installing a single piece.
This is a vital step in the creative process—offering more flexibility in customization while ensuring greater precision during installation. As we service a wide array of locations across America, maintaining consistency, quality, and accuracy in our delivery is essential to our brand. TerraLux’s technology helps us achieve just that.
GKC has always emphasized creating extraordinary customer experiences. How do Terra Lux’s AR and VR capabilities elevate your customers’ showroom and online shopping experiences?
At GKC, extraordinary design should be accessible through whichever channel best suits the customer. Whether browsing from home or stepping into one of our showrooms, we aim to provide a seamless and immersive experience that brings their vision to life.
With TerraLux’s AR and VR capabilities, we are developing a virtual tour interface that truly allows online customers to experience our kitchens and home designs. This gives them a realistic sense of space, materials, and layout, even if they can’t visit a showroom in person. But this isn’t just about passive viewing; we’ve transformed the selection process into an interactive journey where customers can explore, customize, and visualize their ideal space in real-time.
For those visiting our showrooms, we’re rolling out self-guided tours that provide detailed information and personalized assistance. This ensures that every customer receives exceptional service, even during peak hours.
Perhaps the most exciting thing is the AR-powered design placement, which allows customers to experiment with layouts and finishes in their homes before making a purchase. This technology removes the guesswork, giving customers confidence in their choices and making the design process more engaging, precise, and personalized than ever before.
You’ve often said innovation is at the heart of GKC’s mission. How does Terra Lux’s approach to urban planning and sustainability inspire your vision for the future of design?
At GKC, we believe sustainable living starts with thoughtful design—not just within the home but also in how homes connect to their surroundings. Many unsustainable aspects of modern urban life stem from how local communities place and manage resources. That’s why we fully support TerraLux’s bioregional planning strategy, which takes a more integrated and regenerative approach to urban design.
While GKC focuses on creating homes that are personal sanctuaries, TerraLux expands that vision to the flows between homes, fostering stronger local connections, integrating shared resources, and supporting circular economies that reduce waste and inefficiency.
This is a truly visionary approach, whether applied to new developments, retrofitted into existing communities, or implemented in post-disaster rebuilds. Some of these sustainable techniques have been viable alternatives to the extractive industrial methods that have shaped our cities for decades. Others are only becoming possible with advancements in 3D printing, bio-based building materials, and AI-assisted urban planning, offering new pathways to environmental resilience and architectural creativity.
By aligning with the TerraLux bioregional report, we ensure that wildlife, climate conditions, and ecological balance are factored into every design decision. This AI-driven knowledge base and ecosystem planning methodology set TerraLux apart, shaping not just the future of sustainable housing but the very fabric of how communities function and thrive.
“The TerraLux team in strategic systems development”
With Terra Lux’s geodesic domes and sustainable technologies, could GKC integrate these concepts into its offerings for clients seeking eco-conscious designs?
Absolutely. While geodesic domes have often been associated with alternative communities and off-grid living, we see tremendous potential for applying these structures in modern, mainstream settings—not just as homes but as dynamic, multi-use spaces that enhance personal and community life.
The modular nature of these designs allows for unparalleled customization, enabling clients to shape their spaces in ways that genuinely reflect their lifestyles and aspirations. Whether pairing domes with purpose-built interiors for everyday living or expanding beyond the home to create revenue-generating spaces, these structures offer incredible versatility.
Imagine adding a greenhouse to grow your produce, a workshop for furniture restoration, an art studio to fuel creative expression, or even a recording space to support musicians in your area. This isn’t just spatial design — it’s lifestyle design.
Even more exciting is that eco-materials and 3D printing advances are making these structures stronger, healthier, and more cost-effective than many traditional building methods. Whether designing entire communities with these principles or incorporating smaller dome-inspired elements within an existing home, this approach unlocks a new era of sustainable, adaptable living.
“The Spatial Network is a geospatial content management system.”
Rebuilding LA is a bold initiative. How does the partnership with Terra Lux align with GKC’s focus on innovation and creating solutions that resonate with modern lifestyles?
Rebuilding LA isn’t just about restoring structures — it’s an opportunity to redefine urban living for the future. The key to sustainable, resilient cities lies at the intersection of multiple disciplines: architecture, urban planning, sociology, futurism, and technological innovation. Advances in CAD, game engines, and digital modeling have opened the door for a new wave of creative minds to contribute fresh insights to this evolving conversation.
At TerraLux, we facilitate these conversations through our platforms and geospatial coordination tools, which act as a nexus where visionary thinkers can share ideas and master builders can demonstrate solutions to reshape urban environments. By fostering a diverse ecosystem of experts, we aim to turn bold concepts into actionable strategies that will shape the cities of tomorrow.
Los Angeles provides a globally iconic stage to showcase American innovation. While eco-tech architecture is advancing worldwide, few cities have the cultural and economic influence of LA. This isn’t just an architectural evolution — it’s an opportunity to position LA at the forefront of sustainable urban development, applying vision and pragmatism to redefine how America builds its future.
Rather than simply restoring what was, we call for a locally driven collaboration that positions LA as a global leader in sustainable development, innovative technology integration, and holistic community empowerment. This is an opportunity to reimagine, not just rebuild, setting a new benchmark for the future of urban living.
While we may not be the ones designing every blueprint or laying every brick, we are committed to supporting and coordinating those who can. This is not a solo endeavor — it’s a collective movement. By fostering collaboration across industries, disciplines, and communities, we ensure that LA — and cities worldwide — embrace innovation, resilience, and shared ingenuity.
That’s why we are partnering with organizations that address immediate recovery efforts — helping displaced residents and rebuilding infrastructure — and those shaping the long-term blueprint for how we live, build, and connect.
A great example is TerraLux’s initiatives, which raise funds for on-the-ground relief while also engaging the global tech and design community in conversations about sustainable urban redevelopment through the design competition https://terra-lux.org/ By bringing together experts in sustainable architecture, permaculture, material fabrication, and community-driven development, we can lay the foundation for a more thoughtful, adaptable, and regenerative approach to city building for decades to come.
“The TerraLux mapping and logistic technologies also apply to supply chains.” Farmer
As Terra Lux prepares to launch its global design competition, how does GKC envision contributing to this transformative project and fostering collaboration within the design community?
At GKC, we see the TerraLux global design competition as more than an event—it’s a catalyst for innovation, collaboration, and the reimagining of sustainable living.
Through our portfolio of kitchen showrooms and ‘New Earth ‘-focused properties, we will host TerraLux hackathons, maker spaces, idea forums, and community events, bringing together inquiring minds and industrious hearts. While digital connectivity has strengths, nothing replaces the depth of inspiration and collaboration that emerges from in-person gatherings.
The TerraLux team’s extensive background in event management and XR technology ensures that these gatherings will be vibrant crossroads where art, tech, and social innovation collide in unexpected and inspiring ways.
This first competition is just the beginning. As we partner with TerraLux on future initiatives in architecture and property development, we aim to highlight visionary projects that seamlessly integrate cutting-edge innovation with time-tested building principles.
Above all, we hope these awards will ignite the passion of a new generation of eco-tech pioneers, designers, and community builders, inspiring them to redefine how we cohabit spaces in harmony with the planet and one another.
What excites you most about this partnership’s potential to influence kitchen design and broader urban development trends?
As AI becomes ubiquitous in digital systems and the Internet of Things (IoT) continuously feeds real-time sensory data into the frameworks that shape production and design, we can no longer think in silos. The days of seeing projects as isolated from their surroundings — or assuming that what we build on one property only impacts that specific plot of land — are behind us.
A smart home’s internal layout and embedded intelligence shape the culture of daily life from one room to the next. Likewise, each property plays a pivotal role in influencing the larger bioregion, contributing to patterns of resource use, energy efficiency, and social connectivity.
With rapid population growth and the far-reaching impact of industrial development, adaptability is no longer optional — it’s essential. The ability to respond, pivot, and integrate real-time data into design decisions will define the next era of urban development.
This is why our partnership with TerraLux is more than just an exciting opportunity — it’s a necessary evolution. It represents the balance between tech’s rapid agility and the built environment’s lasting durability. We are forging a future where cities, homes, and communities don’t just coexist with technology — they thrive because of it.
Finally, how can our readers stay updated on this partnership and future developments at GKC?
Mayan Metzler, founder and CEO of the German Kitchen Center (GKC)
For anyone interested in staying connected or learning more, we invite you to visit our website and Facebook to explore our latest collections, view stunning designs, and download our catalogs.germankitchencenter.com.
If you’d like to discuss your kitchen project directly, please email us at mayan@GermanKitchenCenter.com or call us at (347) 992–0410.
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GISEC Global 2025 Launches OT Security Conference as Cyberattacks on Critical Infrastructure Surge 49%
New dedicated track at Middle East and Africa’s largest cybersecurity event tackles AI-driven industrial threats, Zero Trust adoption and the $44.9B OT security boom
Dubai, UAE, 11th May 2025, ZEX PR WIRE, As operational technology (OT) cyberattacks skyrocketed 49% in 2024 – targeting power grids, oil & gas facilities, factories and transport systems – GISEC Global 2025 is responding with the launch of its pivotal new OT Security track at the Middle East and Africa’s largest cybersecurity event, currently taking place until 8th May at the Dubai World Trade Centre.
The OT-focused conference on the second day of GISEC Global tackled evolving risks, system vulnerabilities and strategies for securing critical infrastructure. Other important considerations included AI in ICS/OT Security, Quantum Computing Threat, Protecting ICS and SCADA Systems & Digital Supply Chains in the presence of top CISOs, CIOs, OT security heads and policy-makers to fortify SCADA, ICS and digital supply chains.
The new addition arrives amid a perfect storm in the industry:
- The global OT security market is projected to double to $44.9 billion by 2029 (Markets and Markets).
- According to research by IBM, the average cost of cyberattacks on organisations in the Middle East is $8.75 million, nearly double the global average.
Why OT Security? Why Now?
OT security encompasses advanced cybersecurity protocols designed to ensure the integrity, availability and safety of industrial control systems. As critical infrastructure faces escalating cyber threats, robust OT security is essential for maintaining continuity across the oil & gas, manufacturing, energy, transport and utility sectors.
In late 2024, ransomware groups accelerated attacks on industrial sectors, with manufacturing, transportation and ICS operations prime targets. Only aggressive defence, intelligence sharing and cross-sector collaboration will safeguard critical infrastructure into 2025 and beyond.
On Wednesday, the audience heard from experts on the need for modern OT protection which delved into precision AI, leveraging machine learning, deep learning and large language models.
Discussing cybersecurity threats in the maritime industry, where ships can hold up to 10,000 passengers, are driven autonomously and each country has their own set of AI regulations, Simone Fortin, Global CISO Cruise Division at MSC Cruise Division, called for streamlined regulations that can be applied to all countries around the world.
He said: “For an industry like maritime, which is regulated by the UN, it is hard to interpret how to prevent AI threats for something critical like managing a ship. The UN gives the policy a broader scale, but then everything is regulated by bilateral agreements between the states and the regulators, and implemented by companies; but then, everything is defined by the fact that you could be in international waters. And ships can be owned by one entity, managed by another while sailing under a separate flag.”
Bridging the gap between AI-powered cyber defence and critical infrastructure resilience, the OT Security Track also put the spotlight the escalating IoT/IIoT threats in the oil & gas sector, featuring frontline insights from global CISOs defending the world’s most targeted industries.
Amal Krishna, Executive Director & CISO, ONGC, said: “To combat the surge in OT cyberattacks, businesses must prioritise asset visibility, network segmentation and secure remote access – but equally critical is breaking down silos between IT, OT and engineering teams. Cyber resilience in critical infrastructure isn’t just about technology, it’s about collaboration, continuous monitoring and a security-first culture.”
Albert Vartic, Upstream OT Cybersecurity Officer, OMV Petrom, added: “Over the next five years, OT cybersecurity in the Middle East’s critical infrastructure will see significant evolution. The region’s rapid digitalisation has expanded the attack surface, making industrial systems more vulnerable – proactive measures like IEC 62443 adoption and cross-team collaboration will be essential to safeguard operational resilience.”
Protect and plan against digital attacks
Exhibitors Ayman Al Issa (CPX) and Mohammed Mousa (CyberKnight) dissected the 49% surge in OT attacks, offering actionable defences for the energy, healthcare and manufacturing sectors.
Mousa, OT/xIoT Consultant at CyberKnight, warns that legacy OT systems weren’t built for today’s threats.
He explained: “The escalation in intrusions is a consequence of accelerated digital transformation in industrial sectors. As organisations integrate IT and OT environments to improve efficiency and support the business, they inadvertently expand the threat surface. Furthermore, legacy systems remain in operation far beyond their intended lifespan and often lack native security controls.
“Meanwhile, increased reliance on remote access, third-party integrations, and limited OT-specific cybersecurity governance heightens exposure. Simply put, organisations are moving faster than their security strategies are evolving.”
For businesses and governments to stay ahead of cyber criminals, Al Issa, Director – OT Cybersecurity at CPX, emphasised the importance of undertaking risk and threat assessments to understand what assets are at risk and how potential attackers might target them, sooner rather than later.
He said: “In today’s fast-shifting business landscape, organisations need to focus on identifying their most critical assets – those that are at the highest risk and that they care about the most, rather than trying to protect everything or plan for recovery across the entire business. As such, organisations should conduct in-depth threat and risk assessments specifically considering the unique characteristics of industrial control systems (ICS), including their physical consequences.
“This involves mapping out interdependence, potential attack vectors and consequences of downtime. Using threat intelligence and aligning with frameworks like CIS ICS Controls can help organisations monitor suspicious activity, manage vulnerabilities and create tailored incident response plans.
“Once this is clear, more targeted and practical defence measures can be put in place and continuously tested, using threat intelligence to stay ahead of evolving threats. Risk assessments should be continuous, evolving with technological changes and emerging threats and should be validated through regular penetration testing.”
Amr Elsayed, Regional OT/ICS Cybersecurity Specialist at CyberKnight, agrees, saying technology, collaboration and workforce training should be key priorities for businesses.
He said: “To enhance OT security resilience against rising cyber threats, businesses should adopt a Zero Trust approach, enforcing least-privilege access and micro-segmentation to limit breach impact. Advanced real-time monitoring and threat intelligence sharing (ISACs, public-private partnerships) are critical for proactive defences.
“Additionally, maintaining accurate OT asset inventories, conducting OT-specific incident response drills and implementing risk-based vulnerability management (compensating controls, tailored patching) will strengthen security postures. Finally, OT-focused employee training ensures a security-aware workforce.
“By prioritising these measures – spanning technology, collaboration and workforce readiness – organisations can safeguard critical infrastructure, mitigate disruptions and build long-term cyber resilience in OT environments.”
Drafting the legislation playbook
With Middle East nations rapidly adopting digitisation into their day-to-day practices, the region is becoming a target for cyberattacks. However, the experts expect a number of measures to be put in place to protect cybersecurity infrastructure, and GISEC 2025 could be where policymakers and tech giants will draft the playbook.
Al Issa added: “Over the next five years, we can expect a major shift toward structured, regulation-driven cybersecurity approaches. AI-driven OT threat detection, the widespread adoption of Zero Trust principles and deeper integration of compliance frameworks will define the regional OT cybersecurity landscape. Stricter regulatory frameworks and compliance mandates region-wide will push for better security practices.
Organised by Dubai World Trade Centre, GISEC Global 2025 is hosted by the UAE Cybersecurity Council under the theme of ‘Securing an AI-Powered Future’, and supported by Dubai Electronic Security Center (DESC), UAE Ministry of Interior and Dubai Police.
To learn more about GISEC Global 2025, visit www.gisec.ae.
About GISEC Global
GISEC Global, Middle East & Africa’s largest and most impactful cybersecurity event, will return to Dubai World Trade Centre for its 14th edition taking place from 6th to 8th May 2025, under the overarching theme of “Securing an AI-Powered Future.” Following the monumental success of 2024, the super-connector event for the region’s cybersecurity industry will bring together over 25,000 attendees, 750 exhibiting brands and 350-plus speakers hailing from over 160 countries. GISEC Global stands as the unrivalled platform for navigating the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity. More information: www.gisec.ae
About Dubai World Trade Centre
A global business facilitator since 1979, Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC) is home to the region’s leading purpose-built convention and exhibition centre. DWTC provides a platform for connecting people, products, innovation and ideas from around the world through a dynamic calendar of international trade exhibitions and its own roster of sector leading mega events. As a designated free zone, complemented by award-winning commercial real estate, DWTC plays an integral role in Dubai and the region’s growth story. Since its inauguration, DWTC has hosted over 6,000 events, with an estimated economic output of AED 248 billion, attracting over 38 million business visitors to Dubai.
Building on this legacy, DWTC’s second flagship venue, the Dubai Exhibition Centre (DEC), stands as a premier destination for prominent national and international mega events. Strategically aligned with the Dubai 2040 Urban Master Plan, DEC’s recently announced AED 10 billion expansion is integral to Expo City Dubai’s vision of becoming a global business hub for exhibitions and events.
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The First-Ever School of Cyber Defense (CTF) Competition Successfully Concluded at GISEC GLOBAL 2025
Dubai, UAE, 11th May 2025, ZEX PR WIRE, The highly anticipated School of Cyber Defense (CTF) competition, held as part of GISEC GLOBAL 2025, concluded with exceptional participation and fierce competition. On May 8, the Dubai World Trade Centre hosted the largest cybersecurity event in the Middle East, attracting participants across the UAE.
The Dubai Electronic Security Center (DESC), organized by TechFirm, launched this groundbreaking competition for the first time ever, drawing significant attention from the top universities in the UAE. Over 300 applications were submitted, with 130 participants selected to compete in the qualification rounds on May 6–8.
After the intense challenges, the top 50 scorers advanced to the final stage on May 8, where they formed 10 Incident Response Teams. These teams tackled high-pressure cybersecurity scenarios in real time, demonstrating not only their technical mastery but also their ability to collaborate, analyze rapidly, and adapt under pressure. The competition simulated real-world challenges such as network defense, threat management, system security, and incident response, with participants’ actions evaluated through an advanced scoring platform.
The Winners of the School of Cyber Defense (CTF) Competition:
- 1st Place: ScriptKiddies (Al Ain University)
- 2nd Place: Rage Quitters (University of Dubai)
- 3rd Place: Hungry Sharks (Abu Dhabi University)
The event, with a prize pool valued at over AED 130,000, has further solidified the importance of nurturing the next generation of cybersecurity experts. The competition’s success was driven by the support of leading industry partners, including Spire Solutions, Huawei, HPE Networking, HONOR, Circularo, Great List and RAS Infotech, all of whom are committed to empowering young talents and advancing cybersecurity expertise. All competition infrastructure was powered by servers based on AMD EPYC
processors, providing participants with industry-leading performance and advanced security features.
This competition is a key milestone in building a resilient digital future and highlights the increasing role of cybersecurity in shaping tomorrow’s technology landscape.
For more information, please contact:
+971522707567
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Brandon, MB, 11th May 2025, ZEX PR WIRE, Sage 50 Quantum is a robust accounting solution tailored for larger businesses with intricate financial needs. However, for some organizations, downgrading to a simpler version like Sage 50 Premium or Pro can offer significant advantages.
Sage 50 Quantum comes with a higher price tag due to its advanced features and multi-user capabilities. For businesses that don’t fully utilize these capabilities, downgrading to a lower-tier Sage version can save significant costs without sacrificing essential accounting functions
The advanced features of Sage Quantum can make the software more difficult to navigate. By downgrading to a simpler solution, businesses benefit from an easier user experience. Programs like Sage 50 Premium or Pro offer a more intuitive interface, which can save time and reduce errors in everyday tasks like invoicing and reporting.
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While Sage Quantum offers strong on-premise capabilities, businesses looking for better cloud integration and mobile access may find that downgrading to a simpler version or switching to cloud-based software like QuickBooks Online offers greater flexibility and access to real-time data.
Downgrading from Sage Quantum can lead to cost savings, a more user-friendly experience, and better alignment with current business needs, especially for smaller or scaling-down businesses. However, it’s essential to assess your specific requirements before making the transition
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