Apollo Health & Lifestyle modernizes financial systems with Oracle Cloud ERP

Apollo Health & Lifestyle Limited, a retail healthcare company, has migrated its core financial systems to Oracle Fusion Cloud Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) to optimize financial operations and increase productivity, the company said in a statement. It was announced at

Using Oracle Cloud ERP, Apollo Health & Lifestyle eliminates manual processes and embraces continuous innovation to improve the speed and accuracy of reporting, align financial and operational plans, and drive better intentions. Gain insights to drive decisions.

Apollo Health & Lifestyle, a subsidiary of Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Limited, manages an extensive network of standardized primary healthcare models, including multi-specialty clinics, diabetes management clinics, dental clinics and diagnostic centers under various brand names. Masu.

Oracle Cloud ERP is planned to increase productivity, reduce costs, and improve management for Apollo Health & Lifestyle. Sriram Iyer, CEO of Apollo Health & Lifestyle Ltd. “By integrating Oracle Cloud ERP into our operations, we aim to strengthen our financial infrastructure and ensure agility and efficiency across our business lines.”

Incorporating Oracle Fusion Cloud Enterprise Performance Management (EPM) into your ERP system further improves the speed and accuracy of financial reporting, reduces time needed for close, and facilitates better decision-making by senior leaders. .

The choice of Oracle Cloud ERP was made in September 2022, with a cloud-based solution offering touchless operations, predictive insights, and built-in collaboration capabilities.

“With Oracle Cloud ERP, you can simplify financial processes, increase business agility, and improve business decisions so your employees can focus on providing the best care for your customers.” said Ashish Maheshwari, CFO of Apollo Health & Lifestyle Ltd.

The implementation project was executed by PwC, a long-term member of the Oracle PartnerNetwork (OPN). Hirak Kayal, Partner at PwC, highlighted the need for efficient and scalable back-office operations to meet the growing demands of the Indian healthcare delivery market.