[ Articles with keyword 'export' ]
ATLAS System Set to Introduce Paperless Customs Processing in July 2009
13.01.2009
As of July 1, 2009, German customs authorities will no longer accept paper-based export documents. This means that export companies will need to submit all their information using the official ATLAS system. With SAP GRC Global Trade Services and the converter solution it.x-atlas from itelligence, these companies can implement automatic customs processing.
ATLAS to Introduce Paperless Customs Processing in July 2009
12.01.2009
As of July 1, 2009, German customs authorities will no longer accept paper-based export documents. This means that export companies will need to submit all information using the offical ATLAS system. Those companies that process their own exports will require customs-certified software.
With Safety Comes Savings
13.02.2008
Getting products from A to B is a highly complex process before adding in the complications related to global trade. Knowing who you are doing business with today is an absolute imperative. SAP GRC Global Trade Services empowers specialty materials manufacturer Rohm and Haas Company with the who, what, and where. While providing security and organization making their international trade smooth sailing.
An “E” for Excellence in Export
16.01.2008
Operating an oil and gas equipment export business is not for the faint of heart, given the impact of world economic and political dynamics on the industry. Imagine starting such a business from a home office in California, adding medical supplies to the mix of offerings, and managing with spreadsheets, e-mail, a telephone, and a fax machine. With SAP Business One in place, JQ American can move more boldly on planned expansion in export.
ATLAS Connection Certified
21.12.2007
The “ATLAS Coordinating Body” of the Karlsruhe Regional Finance Office (Customs) has awarded the first certification of a fully SAP-integrated solution for the electronic customs procedure system “ATLAS-Ausfuhr” (Automatic Tariff and Local Customs Clearance System). The solution from itelligence AG, it.x-atlas, was certified in November.
SAP Introduces New Stand-Alone Application
15.03.2007
Continuing to extend its market leadership in governance, risk and compliance (GRC) and global trade management applications, SAP AG introduced new software in its portfolio of SAP solutions for GRC to help companies comply with electronic customs procedures in Europe. The new software facilitates electronic communication with modernized customs systems being implemented in all European Union member states, as mandated under the European Commission’s eCustoms Initiative.
Safe Trip for Exports
13.12.2006
More and more SMEs are expanding their global operations. However, they often continue to manage many of their export processes manually. This makes compliance with complex export regulations extremely time-consuming. The standardized and automated processes in SAP Global Trade Services (SAP GTS) provide a solution.
The taste of success
12.07.2006
As a producer of wines and spirits, Miguel Torres SA has been making a name for itself for more than a hundred years. The recipe for success in the global, family-run company is a successful blend of traditional methods and state-of-the-art technology – not just in the winegrowing process itself. Torres recently replaced its old, heterogeneous system landscape with SAP R/3 Enterprise, and has thus been able to improve its internal information flow and business processes.
SAP Announces Latest Release of Global Trade Application
12.06.2006
Continuing to demonstrate its role as the industry’s leading provider of global trade management solutions, SAP AG announced that it has enhanced the world-premier solution designed to help companies manage the complex business processes of cross-border global trade, and that the solution has achieved broad market penetration.
SMEs Scrutinizing Benefits of IFRS
19.09.2005
By 2007, all listed companies in Germany will be obliged to prepare their balance sheets in line with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). Compliance with IFRS will remain voluntary for non-listed SMEs, which make up the greater share of the German market. However, SMEs are showing a surprising level of interest in the new reporting standards.
