Sabah Ports Sdn Bhd (SPSB) chose Sage to better streamline its operations, improve data management and insights and budgetary costs analysis to drive business growth. Previously, SPSB were looking to upgrade their ability to support multi-dimensional analysis by securing real-time data management and analysis that is needed for faster decision-making. The company was also keen to improve system support within the organisation to support SPSB’s plans for expansion.
By utilising Sage X3, SPSB will benefit from the enterprise-grade functionality and security as it transforms its operations and increase competitiveness to fulfil its mission on becoming the port of choice in the Brunei-Indonesia-Malaysia-Philippines East ASEAN Growth Area (BIMP-EAGA).
Sage X3 will help SPSB have a faster, simpler and more flexible financial, supply chain and production management at a fraction of the cost and complexity of typical enterprise ERP systems. Apart from that, SPSB will also be able to simply its operations and provide makers with a single view of company financials, sales programmes and the status of its supply chain.
Datuk Karim Hj Bujang, Chairman of SPSB, said: “Real-time business insights and visibility into our operations is critical to Sabah Ports’ expansion, to help us increase our efficiency, and maintain our relevance and competitive edge. The Sage X3 solution, especially the multi-dimensional analysis functionality, collects real-time information on all aspects of our business and provides us with a 360-degree view of our business across all our ports, helping us quickly identify problems and make informed decisions.”
Additionally, Sage X3 allows SPSB to consolidate disparate business systems into one enterprise-wide ERP solution. Through Sage X3, SPSB is now able to standardise its operations and achieve consistency in internal processes with reduced overhead costs, leveraging the availability of system support and the agility of cloud software management, assisting its diverse operations and wide-ranging requirements across all its geographically spread-out ports.
