Founder & CEO
Moossa M. Alavi is the Founder & CEO of Techbot ERP and Altamyz Advertising. He is a certified Odoo consultant with more than 27 years of experience in business, advertising, and ERP software. Moossa started his career in the UAE in 1997 with a well-known group in Abu Dhabi. Over the years, he built his own companies to help other businesses work better using technology.
Moossa helps with customized ERP implementation for various industries, including manufacturing, insurance, supercar rental, and logistics, through Techbot ERP. He resolves these issues with Odoo ERP and supports businesses in growing with the right assets and guidance.
Moossa has received many awards for his work, including the Arabian Best of Best Award and the Industry Leader Award from BNI UAE. He is also a BNI Ambassador and mentors other business owners. He believes in giving back to the community and helping others grow, following the “Givers Gain” principle.
The UAE real estate market is moving faster than ever. Developers are launching new communities, off plan units are selling rapidly, and customers expect clear information at every stage.
The ERP market is entering a decisive phase. Decision makers expect systems that do more than record transactions. They want platforms that understand context, surface patterns, and help teams act with confidence. According to a Statista report, the global ERP market
In recent years, real estate firms in the UAE, both SMEs and larger developers, face an increasingly challenging balancing act: ensuring that booming supply does not outpace real demand, especially in off-plan and mid-market residential segments. To manage this risk, many organisations are adopting AI-driven business management software
Across industries, leaders are realizing that traditional ERP systems cannot keep up with modern business speed. Companies now expect technology that can think, analyze, and guide actions automatically. As an Official Odoo Gold Partner in the UAE
The UAE real estate industry continues to be one of the country’s strongest economic pillars. In the first nine months of 2024, the sector contributed about 7.6% of the nation’s GDP, reflecting its steady growth and influence on national development.
