Perspectives on enterprise performance, financial management, BI, and intelligent automation — for organizations operating in Egypt and the Arab world.
Automation is often discussed as a future capability. In most finance functions, the processes that should be automated already exist and are consuming senior time…
Read more →Most enterprise automation programmes in the Gulf focus on the visible processes — the manual tasks that consume finance team hours and create obvious friction.…
Read more →System selection feels like a decisive moment. In most cases, it is actually the final step in a process — and the organizations that treat…
Read more →Driver-based forecasting is one of the most frequently requested capabilities in enterprise planning. It is also one of the most frequently misconfigured. Here is what…
Read more →The scale of enterprise technology investment across the Arab world has shifted materially in the past three years.
Read more →The adoption gap that most BI programmes do not plan for Enterprise BI programmes in the GCC have a specific pattern of failure that is…
Read more →The choices that seem purely technical at the start of a BI implementation have business consequences that compound over time. Here is what to get…
Read more →Organizations in the GCC have more data than ever. The gap is in how that data is structured, presented, and connected to the decisions executives…
Read more →Oracle EPM fully supports Arabic-language operations. That capability does not configure itself — and in most GCC implementations, it was not completed. Here is what…
Read more →Most Oracle EPM implementations do not fail at go-live. They fail quietly, in the six to eighteen months that follow — as finance teams route…
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