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Bahrani, Sermon in ERP solutions tie-up

Amman, August 2, 2010

Bahrani Group, a diversified business house, signed a bilateral agreement with Amman-based consultancy Sermon Business Solutions to deploy enterprise resource planning ERP solution at the Group’s companies in Iraq and Jordan.

Under the agreement, Sermon will employ its technical capabilities to develop Bahrani’s resources relying on MS Dynamics AX, an advanced technology for corporate development.

Atef Safi, Bahrani’s Group executive manager, illustrated that the new solution was designed to meet Bahrani’s current and future needs, pointing out its ability to automate the group operations and boosting its competency.

“Sermon’s solution has the ability to assist the group’s companies improve their performance and reducing operating expenses by connecting the different departments and creating a comprehensive network that provides the highest security standards,” Safi added.

Omar Zaidan, Sermon Business Solutions CEO, said: “The new solution will contribute to Bahrani business development while achieving its future expectations. It will also allow the group to implement its development-based strategies."

“Bahrani Group, which consists of eleven companies, considered as one of the leading institutions in the industrial sector, we are very pleased to work parallel with such an institution, which has a good reputation in both the local and the regional levels.” Zaidan noted.

The ERP solution, based on Microsoft Dynamics AX, consists of several financial, logistics, and production suits that operate on a uniform database, a statement said.

Via its interface, it allows administrators to set privileges for users according to their administrative and technical responsibilities, while connecting the organization’s offices and departments with local and internet-based networks, according to the statement. – TradeArabia News Service




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