Business before tools
Technology choices follow the operating problem, the control requirement and the outcome the organization needs.
About / The intersection
I work where business process meets technology.
Finance and operational understanding shape the system; ERP, automation and AI provide the leverage.
I’m Md Asiqur Rahman, an ERP, business analysis and automation professional based in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
My career has moved across banking, asset management, aviation, manufacturing and software. The industries changed, but the recurring operating problems were surprisingly similar: fragmented processes, manual work, disconnected data, weak information flow and systems that did not reflect how the business actually operated.
That pattern led me toward the intersection I work in today: Finance × Operations × ERP × Automation × AI.
My background in Banking and an MBA from the University of Dhaka helps me approach technology from a business and financial perspective. An ERP implementation is not a software configuration exercise; it is a decision about how money, inventory, approvals, data and responsibility should move through an organization.
Understand the process. Design the controls. Build the ERP. Automate repetition. Turn the resulting data into intelligence.
Working principles
Clarity before configuration
Ownership, exceptions, data and acceptance criteria are made visible before implementation decisions become expensive.
Automation with control
Repetitive work is automated without hiding validation, review or exception handling from the people accountable for the process.
Experience across industries
Different contexts. The same systems problem.
01Software
02Manufacturing
03Aviation
04Asset Management
05Banking
06Healthcare Operations
07Digital Commerce
Professional experience has included work associated with Nascenia, Aman Group, US-Bangla Airlines, Shanta Asset Management, Janata Bank, Radiant Data Systems and Dokanei. This list is presented as experience context, not as client endorsement.
Start with the process
Your business doesn’t need more software.
It needs a better system.
If finance or operations still depend on fragmented spreadsheets, repetitive manual work or disconnected systems, let’s understand the process before choosing the technology.
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