[ Articles with keyword 'department' ]
Sticking to the Rules
03.12.2009
BearingPoint meets compliance and governance requirements for audits with SAP BusinessObjects Access Control.
Proof of Insolvency
19.11.2009
Over the past few years, many booksellers went out of business. That’s why specialist publishers C.H. Beck opted for risk management software that seamlessly monitors payments.
Staying Calm in a Crisis
09.11.2009
Even in the face of the swine flu outbreak, Emergency Medical Associates is able to provide outstanding patient care, thanks to information culled from its cutting-edge business intelligence system.
The Future at Your Fingertips
28.09.2009
With the “SoKNOS Dialog” project, SAP aims to inject new momentum into the field of security research. Starting in November 2009, the project will take a closer look at how IT can be put to good use during major disasters.
From Garage to Global
14.09.2009
The village of Assamstadt in the heart of rural Germany is home to mobile energy manufacturer Ansmann. SAP.info took a trip into the countryside to pay a visit in person.
Getting to Grips with Complexity
09.09.2009
Ralph Treitz, CEO of benchmarking experts VMS, spoke with SAP.info and explains how benchmarking helps companies get to grips with the complexity of their SAP landscapes.
SAP Partner News 35/2009
28.08.2009
SAP software is hard at work across many areas of industry and the public sector, not least at FC Bayern Munich and Giesecke & Devrient. SAP.info reports on the developments of week 35.
Clear Horizons in Southern Germany
12.08.2009
With a new information system based on SAP-Software, representatives of the German state of Baden-Württemberg are now able to access current budget planning and calculation data.
Stemming the Applicant Tide
11.08.2009
Bilfinger Berger’s HR-department has to deal with a flood of applications every day. However, thanks to a new the SAP-based reporting solution and the key figures it utilizes, the company’s organization of applications has improved.
Sales Data: Complete Overview
04.06.2009
Utility companies such as E.ON Ruhrgas AG need to monitor countless processes in sales and distribution, so having constant access to transparent data is crucial. That’s why the group installed a new system that hands managers key information with just a few mouse-clicks.
