Implementation

Key factors for your successful SAP rollout to Asia

Learn which challenges, requirements and differences are crucial to be considered

Implementation of SAP roll-out in Asia is not an easy task. There are various things to be considered, including tax and local regulations as well as cultural differences that are crucial for the whole process and results! This article will provide you with guildlines to keep in mind for the successful implementation of your project.

3 Keys to Success for Rollouts Using a Global Template

David Leon, COO at Seidor, USA shares his top tips

A global template enables customers with multi-site SAP installations to efficiently manage their business processes as part of global rollout. It is a container that bundles standardised business processes and contains links to process-specific developments, configuration and test data. "I have three top tips to ensure a successful rollout when using a global template," says David Leon, COO at Seidor, USA.

AtlantConsult becomes United VARs first member from Belarus

AtlantConsult implements information systems based on a leading global platform and have been working with SAP products for over 20 years. Thus, by joining with UVARs, AtlantConsult as Belarus 'only member, helps them to gain more resources and collaborations between SAP partners around the world, and thus ensure professional services are provided to customers' international expansion.

Systex joins United VARs and becomes the first member in Taiwan

Systex’s vision is to help organisations’ grow by optimising their business processes. However, as more and more clients are going global, the complexity involved in managing global teams in different geographical areas is a big challenge.

"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.