Business Strategy of Al Haddad Motors

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Al Haddad Motors (A) Introduction: Al Haddad Motors is known to be the authorized general supplier for Mercedes-Benz in the Kingdom of Bahrain, since 1958. It is a fully owned company by the main group owners i.e. Saed Al Haddad & Bros. For hundreds of years, Mercedes-Benz cars have provided the world with well-appointed luxurious vehicles. “Becoming the benchmark for future innovations and thrilling generations of motorists.” Al Haddad Motors considers its role as an upholder of this proud lineage, and more importantly carry out this role in true Mercedes-Benz tradition: offering outstanding quality of products/ services. Established in 1958, the collective knowledge of global expertise together with the understanding of local markets and regional insights enables them to deliver integrated, innovative and provide better service and solutions to all customers. At Al Haddad Motors, customers are guaranteed premium quality products with superior service and after-sales service. Meanwhile, the establishment has over 200-experienced employees, and still tends to grow over the years. The high amount of experience and excellent customer service proved that Al Haddad Motors are deserved to be a part of the Mercedes-Benz family. The Multi-national organization provides services to their customer that ranges from new and used cars, to original spare parts, and accessories. The company’s service midpoint is known by its highly developed workshop fully equipped with approved Mercedes-Benz equipment. Al Haddad Motors maintains its book of accounts on double entry basis using a Kerridge ERP application. The books are maintained accurately and reconciled on periodical basis. The ERP application consists of built in model for Auto line... ... middle of paper ... ...ich leads to delay in the operation time. It is recommended that newer versions for the ERP systems may be obtained and the hardware for operation of the above system should be upgraded for smoother and efficient working of the system. In conclusion, we would like to admit that it was a great experience to work at Al Haddad Motors on this project, and I would like to thank all the employees and the Management personnel who helped me to gather the information for the above project. All the information given as above has been compiled based on information collected from Al Haddad Motors and hope to have a future association with a company like Al Haddad Motors. ******** Reference: http://www.alhaddad-mercedesbenz.com/content/bahrain/mpc/mpc_bahrain_website/en/home_mpc/passengercars/home/about_us/company_profile.html http://www.linkedin.com/jobs2/view/9287202

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