National Marine Dredging Group selects Oracle cloud applications for business efficiency

The National Marine Dredging Company Group (NMDC), one of the world’s leading engineering, procurement, construction and marine dredging groups headquartered in Abu Dhabi, has selected Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications Suite to enhance its business operations.

By utilising a wide range of applications for finance, supply chain, HR and customer service, the group will be able to simplify and integrate critical business processes across various verticals.

With an aim to increase flexibility and standardise business processes on a single platform, NMDC group chose Oracle Fusion Applications to replace its highly customised on-premises legacy Oracle business systems.

“NMDC continually looks to adopt the latest and most transformative technologies available on the market including the internet of things and artificial Intelligence, that can truly empower our business and employees,” said Yasser Zaghloul, group CEO.

“Enhancing and standardising the Group’s business processes with the power of technology will contribute towards increased productivity, greater access to insights, and enhanced customer and employee experience,” he added.

“We continue to implement global practices in an environment where business dynamics change on a daily basis. The new Oracle applications suite demonstrates our commitment to ensuring our people have the right tools for success, allowing us to maintain operational excellence,” said Ahmed Al Dhaheri, CEO of NPCC.

By creating a single platform, the group is ideally positioned to capture growth opportunities in the UAE and in key regional markets, with strong capabilities across the value chain to support future expansion plans.

“Oracle Fusion Applications will enable NMDC Group to benefit from an integrated platform that will improve operational efficiency and optimise business processes as the company consolidates and enters its next phase of growth. With new innovations added quarterly, the Group will also be able better respond to shifting market conditions and capitalise on new business opportunities,” said Rahul Misra, vice president business applications, Gulf and South Africa, Oracle.