Thinking Out Loud..
Stuart is CEO of UXC Oxygen, the leading SAP solutions and integration partner operating across Australia and New Zealand. UXC Oxygen is the leading specialist SAP consulting and services company in Australasia. Our role is to help organisations in Australia and New Zealand be the best they can be, to use business technology, to win and to improve the lives of their customers. We let business live.
UXC Oxygen is a certified SAP Services Partner, a Gold SAP Channel Partner and an SAP Partner Center of Expertise, PCoE BO. UXC Oxygen is a consistent winner of SAP ‘Best Implementation’ awards. In 2013, UXC Oxygen was the most awarded partner in the ANZ region.
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German software giant SAP is the ERP vendor all the other ERP vendors love to hate. It is the runaway market leader at the top end of town, but its products have the reputation of being expensive and needing an army of consultants to make them work properly. via Pocket
SAP Executive Board Member Rob Enslin talks about the SAP quarterly results with ref to APJ and ANZ
In the last 100 days it has become clear that SAP has radically transformed itself and repositioned. For the first time in ages we are seeing a really clear product strategy based around; On Premise, On Demand and On Device all tied together with a clear orchestration program.
What’s also clear is that SAP are prepared to put significant investment behind it. This week’s proposed friendly acquisition of Sybase makes a statement and points to a real commitment to mobilising the enterprise. Streamwork and BI OnDemand in the On Demand product category also look to represent significant new opportunties to further extend the On Premise SAP paradigm into the cloud.
The next six month’s should be exciting - as this new strategy further evoles and as SAP ERP6 Enhancement Pack 5 ships for existing on premise ERP6 implementations we have a whole new world of possibilities and opportunties begining to emerge.
Recently I talked about process value and the face that not all business processes were created equal. Read the whole story on the Oxygen site here..