DI is a Singapore-headquartered company, founded by a small group of Singaporean technology and consulting technocrats who spent their careers inside the biggest shifts in enterprise planning — SAP, Anaplan, and now Aera.
They started DI on one belief: the next shift wouldn't be another planning platform. It would be decision intelligence — the ability to digitize and automate the repeatable, boring work behind every decision, so people spend their time on judgment calls instead of data wrangling.
DI exists to help companies adopt that shift and actually operationalize it, not just pilot it.
Our partners didn't learn enterprise transformation from a case study — they led it, at scale, across two of the fastest-growing regions in the world.
Led enterprise transformation engagements at Deloitte, advising large organizations through complex finance and supply chain change.
Built and led a Corporate Performance Management consulting practice across South Asia, with deep specialization in SAP BPC and SAP BCS.
Led the shift to cloud-based planning across ASEAN, building the Anaplan business across the region from the ground up.
Helped build Aera's business in the region, bringing cognitive automation and decision intelligence to enterprise supply chain and finance functions before most of the market had a name for it.
Most transformation work is repeatable. Most of it is boring — reconciling data, chasing approvals, rebuilding the same forecast every month by hand.
DI's approach is to digitize that work first, then automate it, so the transformation itself becomes something people actually want to be part of — not another multi-year rollout everyone is relieved to see end.
Traditional enterprise transformations take 12 to 24 months before anyone sees value. We built DI specifically to compress that.
Because our partners have already led these transformations at scale — inside SAP, inside Anaplan, inside Aera — we know exactly where large-scale implementations lose time, and we've designed DI's approach to skip that time entirely. The result is decision intelligence deployed in weeks, with a fraction of the effort a traditional implementation demands.



