Written from inside implementations, not from vendor decks
Most of what is written about ERP is written by people selling one.
I have delivered more than 60 ERP implementations in the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Egypt across manufacturing, contracting and distribution. This site is the part that never reaches the proposal: which system actually fits, where the cost is buried in the contract, and which decision costs six months.
What is being written
Three tracks. Each answers a different question. Arabic publishes first, English follows.
Learn ERP
What an ERP is, what each module does, and how procurement, order-to-cash, inventory and finance connect. Written for someone with no accounting background.
The systems
Ten platforms — Odoo, SAP, Dynamics 365, NetSuite, Oracle Fusion, ERPNext, Zoho, Focus, Qoyod and Absolute — each with the section vendors skip: where it fails.
Career
How functional consultants get hired, what each certification is worth against what it costs, and the Gulf salary bands nobody publishes.
The Arabic archive came first
Sixteen articles are already published in Arabic, and the English versions are being written rather than translated — the claim is the same, the sentences are not. If you read Arabic, that archive is the fuller one today.
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