As a result of the implementation of SAP Business Solutions, Saraya Holdings will benefit from better automation and optimization of company processes, thereby reducing costs and consolidating internal controls. SAP's ERP and customer relationship management (CRM) solutions, along with Duet™ software, will replace stand-alone systems and provide a state-of-the-art integrated software solution.
'SAP solutions will bring enormous benefit to the entire Saraya group. They will allow us to interact with our valued customers and employees in a faster, more transparent manner, while reducing our operating costs, and improving efficiency,'
said Haya Khayyat, Director of Information Technology, Saraya Holdings.
'With company interests spread out across the region, the need for a business solution that consolidated daily operations was critical. SAP was able to meet our requirements and deliver,' added Khayyat.
Saraya's SAP Business Solutions are expected to 'go live' by the end of 2007. The application will not only automate and manage Saraya's business processes, but also assist in the company's financial operations.
'With SAP's Business Solutions, Saraya Holdings can now look to optimizing and consolidating company procedures in their bid to become the region's leading property developer. SAP has the relevant industry experience to support Saraya,' said Essam Enany, President SAP Arabia.
'Our products drive innovation and business change, and with the implementation of SAP solutions, Saraya can look forward to streamlining their operations,' added Enany.
According to a comprehensive new study by Gartner, the independent industry analyst group, SAP is the worldwide market leader in ERP software. Established in 1994 in Jeddah and Dubai, SAP Arabia is the sole distributor of SAP products in 19 countries across the Middle East and North Africa. SAP Arabia currently has offices in Jeddah, Dubai, Muscat, Doha and Cairo dedicated to bringing support services closer to customers and partners across the region.
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