Danaos announced Abdul Mohsen Al Tamimi Group as new client in KSA

Danaos is pleased and honored to officially announce that Abdul Mohsen Al-Tamimi Group has selected DANAOS ProjectVIEW ERP as the company-wide, fully integrated Enterprise Resource Planning System.
DANAOS ProjectVIEW ERP will enhance Tamimi’s operations with the main focus on Construction Management, Cost Control and Projects Performance Management, providing insights on all major processes: Tendering, Procurement, Budgeting, Site Operations, Machinery, HR and Accounting.
As a standard practice, ProjectVIEW ERP will be fully integrated with Oracle Primavera P6 facilitating the trilateral integration concept between BoQ-WBS and Cost Codes, the basis of managing Real Progress and Real Costs by continuously comparing and managing Actual vs Budgeted Cost, in real-time.

“The history of the establishment of the Abdulmohsin Al-Tamimi Group dates back to the beginning of the seventies of the last century, when Sheikh Abdulmohsin Al-Harish Al-Tamimi established a specialized group in general contracting and infrastructure works for oil and gas projects, manufacturing, logistics, agriculture, retail, real estate investment and partnerships.
One of the pillars of operating our business is to work in a safe and sound manner, committed to work ethics, to be a source of trust with all those who deal with us, and to maintain business sustainability. The company’s growth strategy is based on diversification of activities from the main business in addition to partnerships, acquisitions, acquisition of foreign agencies and distribution contracts. Trade has been strongly present in our culture for more than six decades, allowing us to play a central role in the development of the infrastructure of the Kingdom and today through partnerships and joint ventures, we represent a wide range of companies that provide comprehensive customer-focused solutions across a number of creative sectors.
We make a great effort to achieve the best results in individuals, companies and all services offered by the group. We do this through partnerships with global business leaders, customers, our employees, and our communities. These partnerships enable us to provide the best products and services that not only support the success of individuals and companies, but also the success of Saudi Arabia and beyond. Through our long-standing presence in a full range of sectors, we create an excellent environment between diversity and awareness that qualifies us to be distinguished in achieving business leadership.”
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