FAQ

Bisher & Partners is a Saudi firm headquartered in Riyadh, working with institutions across digital transformation, compliance governance, and the building of institutional ventures. The firm operates across four solution areas, integrated when a file demands their combined knowledge and standalone when a single specialization is called for.

Four solution areas covering ten solutions in total. Digital Transformation: Rapid Launch Track, Enterprise Software Development, Process Intelligence. Governance and Compliance: Regulatory Compliance, Institutional Readiness, Institutional Advisory. Institutional Innovation: Value Chain Orchestration. Venture Building: Investment Technical Diligence, Intellectual Property Commercialization, Investment Readiness.

Five segments: small and medium enterprises moving from founding into expansion; startups and ventures in pre-seed and seed phases, particularly in deep technology; non-profit organizations, civil associations, and voluntary entities; universities and research institutions converting intellectual property into commercial ventures; and multi-generational family groups moving through governance, digital transformation, or succession.

The Digital Transformation area builds the software systems and operational capabilities the institution requires in its phases of growth and expansion. Architectural documentation is finalized before a single line of code is written. Every phase is closed with formal acceptance before the next begins. The client receives at closing the source code, architectural diagrams, operational documentation, and licenses in their complete form.

Venture Building transforms the early-stage venture from a promising idea into an investment-grade asset that withstands institutional scrutiny. Three solutions: Investment Technical Diligence delivers a graded assessment across five dimensions; Intellectual Property Commercialization builds spin-out ventures from research portfolios under flexible licensing; Investment Readiness builds the legal, financial, and valuation infrastructure the founder needs before meeting institutional capital.

The Governance and Compliance area builds the regulatory and operational structure the institution requires in the present Saudi business environment. Coverage includes the Essential Cybersecurity Controls, the Saudi Central Bank framework, the Capital Market Authority directives, the Personal Data Protection Law, registration and licensing requirements with the relevant authorities, and international quality and information security standards.

An engagement begins with an initial communication via the corporate email. A reading session follows with the specialist appropriate to the file, covering the institution’s current state, the decision or challenge it faces, and the potential scope. The session closes with a written priority list delivered at no financial commitment. A formal proposal follows for review and signature in a second session.