The case for modular ERP in Saudi enterprise
A field report from the frontline of ERP rollouts across the Kingdom — why one-size-fits-all suites keep failing, and what to build instead.
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Co-founder and CTO at Unifex, where we build a unified platform that connects fragmented enterprise systems for the Saudi market. I design and deliver enterprise systems for the Saudi market. Over the past decade, I have led engineering teams and shipped platforms across logistics, events, media, an...
A field report from the frontline of ERP rollouts across the Kingdom — why one-size-fits-all suites keep failing, and what to build instead.
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“I worked with Hani on Rushly from a whiteboard sketch to a platform serving hundreds of merchants. What set him apart was that he did not just solve the technical problem — he reshaped how we thought about operations until the right question felt obvious before a line of code was written. That is the difference between an engineer and an architect, and between a product and a platform.”
“Hani is one of a small number of people who understands the logistics sector from the inside — not from a slide deck, but from actual operations. He brought us solutions at Navix that were not just software; they were operational decisions we could put into code. When a project with him ends, the organisation is left better than it was, not just the codebase.”