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Dubai, UAE – Oracle has announced that Emirates Post Group will implement Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications Suite to support its rapid expansion as the United Arab Emirate’s primary postal and logistics services provider. With Oracle Fusion Applications for finance, supply chain and HR, Emirates Post Group will be able to further support its remote workforce, improve business oversight, planning and forecasting, and increase operational efficiency as the company expands and scale up its services in the region.
Emirates Post Group is the official postal operator for the United Arab Emirates, which owns several subsidiaries including Wall Street Exchange, a regional currency exchange provider; Electronic Documents Centre, a major digital printing business; and Emirates Post, the official postal services provider in the country.
Group CEO, Emirates Post Group Abdulla Mohammed Alashram stated: “Digital transformation is at the heart of Emirates Post Group’s strategy to drive growth across our platforms including e-commerce and logistics, financial services, and communications. Migrating our critical business processes from an on premise platform to Oracle Fusion Application is testament to our readiness to adopt the latest technology trends which will simplify our technological structure and increase the efficiency in our operations, and thereby meet our business needs.”
With Oracle Fusion Cloud Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), Emirates Post will be able to increase productivity, reduce costs, and improve controls by consolidating dozens of business systems on one enterprise-scale ERP solution. Oracle Fusion Cloud Supply Chain & Manufacturing (SCM) will enable the company to drive efficient field service and service support operations while the Oracle Fusion Cloud Human Capital Management (HCM) is designed to assist the HR team by providing a comprehensive view of all HR processes, and giving them easy access to company data for a more consistent and personalized employee experience.
“Emirates Post Group is reinventing its offerings and operations to create a competitive advantage in the digital age. With powerful AI capabilities, a modern user experience and continuous innovation, Oracle Cloud Applications is best suited to help Emirates Post Group achieve its objectives,” said Rahul Misra, Vice President, Business Applications, Lower Gulf, Oracle.
Oracle Fusion Applications enables organizations to take advantage of the cloud to break down organizational silos, standardize processes, and manage financial, supply chain, and HR data on a single integrated cloud platform. Oracle’s quarterly update cycle gives customers access to continuous innovation as new features are added every 90 days, without downtime or business disruption.
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