The operations core —
designed to run.
Plan, procure, produce, deliver, maintain — one integrated backbone on S/4HANA, tuned to how MEA industrial operations actually run.
SAP Supply Chain & Operations is the transactional backbone that moves the business — procurement, warehousing, production, sales, distribution, plant maintenance and quality. When it works, revenue lands; when it doesn't, everything downstream breaks.
Phoenix delivers this layer with the operational scars to match. Oil & gas, manufacturing, FMCG, real estate — customers where downtime has a real dollar cost per minute. We design for uptime, master-data discipline and the messy realities of MEA delivery, not for a textbook process diagram.
What's in scope.
Sales & Distribution (SD)
Production (PP / PP-DS)
Plant Maintenance (PM)
Quality (QM)
Warehousing & Logistics
What actually moves.
OTIF you can trust
On-time in-full backed by aATP, real-time inventory and integrated logistics — commit dates that hold.
Inventory turns up, working capital down
Right-sized stock through governed MRP, ABC/XYZ classification and demand-driven MRP where the volume warrants it.
Plant uptime under control
PM strategy tied to real failure modes — preventive schedules, spare-parts availability, notification-to-work-order in minutes.
One master data spine
Material, vendor, customer, BOM masters governed centrally so integrations, analytics and AI downstream don't inherit chaos.
The approach.
Process discovery on the ground — talk to schedulers, planners, warehouse leads. Not slide-only.
To-be process maps, master-data model, integration points, non-negotiables per country and per plant.
Iterative build; cutover with weighed inventory count, wave planning per plant, reversible cutover.
Hyper-care on the shop floor. Handover to AMS with a stabilised process baseline.
Named deliverables.
Every engagement lands specific artefacts — not slides.
End-to-end process maps: procure-to-pay, order-to-cash, plan-to-produce, plant-to-maintain
Material / vendor / customer / BOM master-data governance model + rules
aATP configuration with commit strategies per product family
MRP / PP-DS setup tuned to production shape (discrete, process, repetitive)
EWM warehouse design with layout, storage strategies and RF workflows
PM strategy: preventive plans, notification-to-order flows, spare-parts model
KPI layer for OTIF, inventory turns, plant availability, non-conformance
Customers on this journey.
Real Phoenix engagements — measured outcomes at MEA scale.
Pharmaoverseas Group
Egypt's largest pharma distributor moves SAP to the cloud.
EGIC Group
Plumbing market-leader upgrades SAP to RISE on AWS in a month.
Arab Developers Holding
Real-estate group refactors SAP to HANA — with GenAI on top.
The wider SAP practice.
Frequently asked
Do you deliver EWM or classic WM?
EWM is the strategic choice on S/4HANA and our default for greenfield programmes. Classic WM remains supported and Phoenix maintains it where existing customers have invested — but new WM implementations should be EWM, and Phoenix runs the transition where needed.
How do you handle multi-plant, multi-country rollouts?
Wave-based rollout with a fully documented template built in Wave 0, then country-by-country or plant-by-plant deployment. Each wave has a defined localisation scope, tax-and-statutory delta and cutover playbook. Master data governance is the constant that ties every wave together.
Advanced planning — PP-DS, aATP, IBP?
PP-DS for finite-capacity production planning is delivered on S/4HANA (embedded PP-DS) for most cases. Advanced ATP handles allocation and backorder confirmation. Integrated Business Planning (IBP) sits alongside for demand and supply planning — scoped independently when the analytical horizon warrants it.
What's Phoenix's stance on master data governance?
Master data is a first-class programme workstream, not a project sub-task. Material, vendor, customer, BOM masters get a governed model with defined stewards, workflow-driven change requests, and validation rules enforced at the transaction layer. MDG-M / MDG-C where the scale warrants a dedicated hub.
Do you cover Plant Maintenance for capital-intensive customers?
Yes — PM is a core Phoenix strength given our oil & gas heritage (ADNOC, Petrobel, SOCAR, ORYX). Preventive-maintenance strategy, notification-to-order flows, spare-parts availability, integration to condition-monitoring where applicable.
The earliest conversations
are usually the most useful.
Whether you're scoping an SAP move to cloud, restarting a stalled programme, or just trying to figure out where data and AI fit — start with a conversation.