ERP

5 Countries, 5 Facts

Your SAP Roll-out to a BRICS country

BRICS is the acronym for the combined emerging economies of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. They come from Asia, Africa, Europe and America, and are all members of the G20. Collectively they account for around 42% of the world’s population and around 26% of the world’s land mass. Analysts have speculated that by the year 2050, these five economies will be…

Is AI a useful addition to your ERP with SAP Copilot?

As Google launches Google Duplex, it’s time for enterprises to think about SAP CoPilot as their corporate digital assistant.

Trends in financial management: the cloud as an ally

Having proper treasury management is a significant aspect for organisations aiming to grow, develop and enhance their businesses.

Keys to migrating towards a secure cloud

The digital era is driving the migration to cloud environments like never before. Consultancy firm Gartner predicts that global spending on public cloud will grow by 20% in 2024. The benefits for organisations are extensive: scalability, efficiency, flexibility, and cost reduction, among many others.

How to be more effective with remote working

Over the past few months while many businesses have struggled to deliver, In Cloud Solutions saw those with strong systems already in place maintain a high level of service.

This was the comment from one of our customers, Lloyd’s Register; "Taking a moment to reflect on how 'lucky' we were at Lloyd's Register for having implemented an end-to-end cloud-based ERP before the global pandemic hit. It ultimately meant we could keep all our lights on during global lockdowns and continue to support our customers who themselves perform such essential functions for the world at the moment."

What You Can Gain from SAP’s Cloud ERP Two-Tier Strategy

4 Astonishing Advantages of Running a Two-Tier System

Typically, growing companies attempt to integrate all of their new subsidiaries, business areas, and regions into one all-encompassing ERP system. Thomas Kramer, Head of SAP Cloud ERP at All for One Steeb, points out that “smaller subsidiaries, () often don’t need the complexity and functional depth from headquarters systems and might be overwhelmed by the so-called Tier-1 systems in terms of complexity and costs.” However, more often than not a tier-1 ERP system is the bottom-line, essential for reporting to headquarters, thus making it appear to be the only viable solution for smaller subsidiaries as well.

Neusoft goes “Beyond Technology” by joining the United VARs alliance as China IT partner for “big ERP” solutions

Neusoft Corporation ("Neusoft") , aims to meet the growing needs of social transformation, shaping new life styles for individuals and creating values for society. They believe in continuous improvement of resources, and are committed to the informatization of large sized medium-sized enterprises in China. However, as of the 1st of January, Neusoft has become a member…

Beating the Brexit Blues

Why subsidiary companies could be the answer

Brexit uncertainty has reached fever pitch in the UK in the run up to Christmas with MPs voting almost daily on motions threatening to bring down the government.

UK citizens are speechless as each twist and turn takes us further and further into the unknown. Everything is up for grabs from hard Brexit, soft Brexit to no Brexit at all.

So, while businesses STILL don’t know what is going to happen there have none the less been some moves to prepare. After all businesses that sell and buy from the EU need to have contingency plans in place which are flexible enough to cope with a wide range of outcomes.

"It is impossible to offer ByD in the Russian market": What You Need to Know About ERP Integration in Russia

SAP ERP Rollouts to the BRICS Countries: Russia

As the Russian economy goes, so goes the ERP market in Russia. Over ten years ago, the general perception of the Russian IT market was that exceeding sales expectations there was not exactly a walk in the park when compared with Western markets. However, some sizable opportunities were waiting there. Later, in 2015, the Russian IT industry was considered to be one of the fastest growing markets, with 50% of ERP market share belonging to SAP.