
An asset management company Wasl based on Dubai on Monday announced the successful implementation of a suite of SAP software solutions to ensure efficiency, integration, and sustained competitive advantage across its various operations and investments in the real estate and business sectors. Wasl was established by Dubai Real Estate Corporation (DREC) in 2008.The group currently encompasses three subsidiaries including wasl properties, wasl hospitality and Dubai Golf and was set up to strengthen Dubai’s success and to actively secure its future growth objectives. “Our focus for continued growth and to realise value for our stakeholders is to invest in innovative technology to ensure best practice and world-class service. SAP ERP has developed specific business solutions software to streamline processes across the entire Group. This development provides the necessary support and integration to front-line solutions aiming to improve customer services and products, increase revenues, reduce costs and increase efficiencies and productivity,” said Hesham Abdulla Al Qassim, wasl CEO. “wasl is inspired by Dubai’s vision and emphasises core values of unity, connectedness, integrity and tradition which align perfectly with those of SAP. The group is committed to continuously transform and develop, and invest in technology. The now completed rollout will see improved overall productivity, simplified and integrated processes and improved customer relationship management,” said Sam Alkharrat, Managing Director, SAP Middle East and North Africa From / Gulf Today
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