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Serving Global Markets Locally
20.04.2009
Small businesses and midsize companies comprise an impressive 78% of SAP’s customers. Hans-Peter Klaey tells what SAP has lined up for these customers in 2009.
SAP Business One Info Day
08.10.2008
A DSAG (German-Speaking SAP User Group) info day on SAP Business One will take place on October 8, 2008, 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., in Ratingen, Germany. The agenda covers topics such as new features in the 2007 release, integration options, and strategic positioning in company groups. Among the speakers will be Klaus Plagmann of [...]
The work group “Business One in Company Groups”
02.09.2008
The work group “Business One in Company Groups” of the German-Speaking SAP User Group (DSAG) focuses on the integration of the SAP Business One solution with other SAP systems. This topic is particularly relevant to company groups that need to connect up small subsidiaries to their IT systems.
A Perfect Fit with Business Philosophy
18.06.2008
Founded in 2005, Bukatchi is on a growth curve with its innovative and comfortable outdoor furniture. A key to success is its flexible and cost-effective business model. SAP Business One fits the young company to a tee. The solution delivers the flexibility, functionality and user-friendliness that Bukatchi needs for its business.
The Interplay of Partners and Processes
21.05.2008
The significance of business networks, the connection of Business Objects, now an SAP company, with SAP, and in-memory databases are some of the fascinating topics featured at SAPPHIRE 2008 Orlando.
Businesses Need Lateral Thinkers
06.06.2007
Canadian gold-mining firm Goldcorp discovered the world’s largest gold deposit by issuing an open invitation to a variety of experts to devise innovative new prospecting and drilling methods. In an interview with SAP INFO online, Peter Schütt, responsible for Knowledge Management at IBM, describes this as a perfect example of how companies can exploit the potential of creative and often lateral thinking.
“Success is when Everyone is Pulling in the Same Direction”
18.05.2005
The need to compete internationally puts midmarket companies under a great deal of pressure to invest in consolidating and modernizing their IT. This means that the implementation of a new corporate software solution is not only a matter for the IT department, as Heinz-Josef Hermes, partner at Deloitte Germany, explains in an interview with SMB NEWS. Rather, it must be initiated by company management and also involve the other departments. Midmarket businesses that succeed in combining the worlds of IT and business improve processes, increase the quality of data and information, and by doing so remain competitive.
Bond with Customers, Lower Costs
14.07.2003
The pressure to perform in the age of globalization gradually draws SMBs into a powerful whirlpool. Bonding with customers becomes more important to them than ever before. Therefore, it is time for SMBs to invest in software for customer relationship management (CRM).
Adding Value Through IT Investments (1)
07.01.2003
Companies today demand a perceptible return on investment (ROI). Effective information capital portfolio management supports companies in creating added value through information technology. This approach is based upon an IT strategy derived from the business strategy, and upon ongoing systematic optimization of the efficiency and effectiveness of IT projects.
