In the wake of organizations in the GCC concerned with the ability to cope with the implementation of VAT, EY MENA announced the launch of EY Growth Solutions, described as a new business model of innovative on-demand solutions, offering companies access to subscription services with in-built flexibility, standardization and competitive pricing.
EY’s MENA Advisory Leader Gerard Gallagher based in Abu Dhabi told Arab News that EY Growth Solutions can help them assess their readiness using predefined metrics, offer prescriptive advice and help with their growth journey.
“Our solutions also include social media intelligence, pricing and promotions optimization, business-lead heath checks and diagnostic services, and risk and compliance,” he said.
Giving reasons for setting up EY Growth Solutions, Gallagher said some of the recurring issues for mid-sized companies include preparing to adjust to VAT in 2018, innovating in the digital space, risk and compliance issues and how to cater to ever changing customer sentiment.
There is a strong need from businesses, now more than ever, for quick, specific and reliable solutions to these issues. Through extensive, tested research, we have determined that the use of technology enabled platforms and analytical data are the most efficient and effective ways to source appropriate solutions to these problems.
“Our EY Growth Solutions is a new business model of innovative, on-demand solutions for companies of all sizes to benefit from our consultancy expertise,” he added.
At EY, we are committed to help build a better working world. We know that each business is unique and yet our clients tell us that their biggest challenge comes down to one key issue — how to accelerate growth and make it sustainable,” he added.
The EY Growth Solutions is a digital-led platform where companies can directly select the solutions depending on their business needs — the platform that delivers high value services.
Source: Arab News
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