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Ezdan Holding Group, along with its subsidiaries Ezdan Real Estate and Ezdan Mall, have been awarded three global ISO certifications.
Ezdan is now internationally recognised in different areas, specifically ISO 9001: 2008 quality certification, information technology, quality management, and best services and professional practices framework provided to customers.
Ezdan Holding Group chief operating officer Dr Mousa al-Awwad received the ISO certification on behalf of the Group in a small ceremony held recently at Ezdan headquarters.
Ezdan Holding Group CEO Ali Mohamed al-Obaidli said: “Ezdan is committed to the best international standards on its realty and retail products, and aims to provide the best services to its customers and reach a broad segment of people by gaining their trust and confidence in the efficiency and the quality of services.”
Al-Obaidli said receiving international certification “is a clear evidence that Ezdan Holding Group adopts distinct administrative and technical performance.” He said the ISO certification considers many responsibilities and complying with high-quality standards, “which Ezdan was able to meet fully by achieving optimum transparency, security, and better production rates in all of its operations.”
He also said the group adopts the latest procedures and managerial mechanisms that exist in the local and global markets.
“International quality certification allows a lot of advantages and positive opportunities for the group to promote its brand and position in terms of internal operations and the subsequent production processes and efficiency of investments.
“Moreover, the ISO certification contributes to the reduction of administrative and production costs, as well as help the development of communication channels through activating the right applications,” he said.
Al-Awwad said: “This step is a qualitative addition to the group on several fronts, which helped the group to be one of the leading business entities by providing the best international conventional practices to raise performance, meeting investor expectation, and increase operating profits.
“Besides developing the group’s internal procedures, we aim to raise the quality of services and products being offered to the local market.
Ezdan Holding is one of the key players in the business and finance arena in Qatar, and enjoys a long history and significant experience in the real estate sector.”
Ezdan Holding Group has inked a co-operation agreement with Microsoft Corporation to adopt Microsoft Dynamics AX 2 2012 R2 and incorporate it into the group’s management system to achieve its objectives.
The plan was to provide a common operations platform, improving operational efficiencies, and realising a comprehensive view into all of its consolidated financial and management operations.
The adoption of such programme resulted in the improvement of operational processes in the company, ranging from human resources to property management planning, Ezdan said.
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