ERP, integration and planning, applied to how your business actually runs.
Business systems that run your operations.
ERP, integration, planning and field service, applied to how your business actually runs. One team delivers them across the UAE and KSA.
What you get
Modelling and enterprise architecture
We model how your business, data and technology fit together. IT then follows your strategy, and every investment has a clear purpose.
Hybrid integration and business process management
We connect your cloud and on-premises systems and automate the workflows between them. Processes run the same way across the organisation.
Field service management
Mobile apps and software connect your field teams, assets and customers. Jobs are scheduled, dispatched and reported in one place.
ERP
One suite for accounting, order processing, inventory, production, supply chain and warehouse operations. Dashboards and reports give you a clear view of costs and performance.
Extended planning and analysis
Test scenarios on real-time data and forecast outcomes with AI-assisted models. Teams across the business plan from one shared view.
How it works
Map
We list your systems, data flows and pain points, and agree what the business needs first.
Design
We set a target architecture and a sequenced roadmap, so each project ties to a business goal.
Build
We configure, integrate and test the systems, and move your data across in stages.
Run
We train your teams, support the go-live and keep supporting the systems afterwards.
What changes when your systems work together
One map of your systems
See what overlaps, what is ageing and what a new service would touch.
Data entered once
One integration layer moves data between cloud and on-premises systems.
Approvals with an owner
Workflows are modelled, so every step has an owner and a status.
One set of numbers
Every entity shares one ERP suite, so finance and operations agree.
Planning that keeps up
Teams test scenarios on one shared model and update the forecast as conditions change.
Field jobs in real time
Jobs are scheduled, dispatched and reported from one system.
A typical scenario
The situation
A group with several subsidiaries closes its books by collecting spreadsheets from each one. Purchasing and inventory sit in separate tools.
What we do
We put every entity on one ERP suite with shared data, so finance and operations work from the same numbers.
What changes
Staff see real-time figures at every level, from site to group. Month-end reconciliations fall, and costs are clear across business units.
A typical scenario, not a named customer.
What each capability delivers
Taken from typical scenarios in large enterprises and public bodies.
Modelling and enterprise architecture
One map of systems, data and dependencies. A roadmap that ties each project to a business goal.
Integration and business processes
Data entered once and shared across systems. Approvals tracked from request to completion.
ERP
Real-time visibility from site to group. Fewer manual reconciliations at month end.
Extended planning and analysis
Budgets and forecasts built on one set of assumptions. Scenarios tested before money is committed.
Field service management
More jobs completed on the first visit. A clear status for every job and asset.
Questions we are asked
Where should we start?
Start with the problem rather than the technology. If your systems do not talk to each other, begin with integration. If planning relies on spreadsheets, look at planning. If field teams lose time on paperwork, look at field service.
Can the capabilities be combined?
Yes, and most programmes do. An ERP rollout depends on architecture and integration decisions, so we plan them together.
What is the difference between Enterprise Applications and Emerging Technology?
Enterprise Applications covers the systems that run the business. Emerging Technology applies AI, IoT, immersive technology and experience monitoring to specific problems. One Emircom team delivers both across the UAE and KSA.
Where do multi-cloud and data analytics sit?
They sit with Data Centre and Hybrid Cloud, so one team owns your infrastructure and your data platforms. Enterprise Applications covers the systems that run on top of them.
Does this work with our existing systems?
Yes. Integration is part of the work, and we connect cloud and on-premises systems through one integration layer.