Rollout

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.

5 Facts about Brazil's Nota Fiscal:

What you need to know about Brazil's Nota Fiscal for your SAP rollout

Brazil is one of the many countries that have heavily invested in their national tax system. Nota Fiscal Eletrônica, or e, which is used to register each transaction. In order to implement SAP rollouts, this complex system needs to be clarified.

6 Facts You Should Know If You are Planning an SAP Roll out to India

SAP ERP Rollouts to the BRICS Countries: India

Read about: What you should know about India's new simplified tax system, what the GST is, and what the new tax system's biggest challenges are.

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.

The Golden Tax System in China:

Q&A with Tracy Zhou, CEO Acloudear: What is it and what are the main challenges?

Doing business in China is an attractive as well as a delicate endeavour. In fact, the differences in the political, legal and social systems influence all areas of business and force the players that serve this market to move carefully. In this respect, companies wanting to do business in China should definitely become familiar with the Golden Tax System (GTS).

The main questions are: What is the GTS actually about? And what are main challenges for your rollout to China? Read this Q&A with Tracy Zou, CEO of Acloudear, the United VARs member for China and a SAP partner for global implementation projects to China.

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.

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…

"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.

Vast Potential for Growth in Asia

5 Trends in 2018

AXXIS Consulting (Singapore), MIT (Myanmar) and Soltius (Indonesia) are the three new Asian member companies of United VARs that joined the alliance in 2018.

Asia represents a land full of opportunities, and last year showed the most robust performance globally. Not only one-third of the world’s largest economies are in the Asia, Pacific, and Japan region but Asia alone will add as much value as three Eurozones combined to the global economy in the next 25 years. Let’s take a closer look at upcoming trends for this year and beyond for the region.

From financial services to manufacturing, British industry is suffering from uncertainty but tech is offering hope for the future.