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Do you think enterprises can even profit from adapting to SAP‘s structure (streamlining etc), or do you think this does not matter anyway?
by manmal 8y ago
Do you think enterprises can even profit from adapting to SAP‘s structure (streamlining etc), or do you think this does not matter anyway?
- petepete 8y agoThe profit is in having the ability to upgrade on a whim, to refer to the masses of documentation and expertise without having to translate it into your own lingo and to use off the shelf components without needing to customise them too.
- manmal 8y agoOk, so no organizational benefits?
- rbanffy 8y agoPerhaps you need fewer people maintaining those business apps.
- manmal 8y agoWell, adapting one‘s processes to a standard solution is a major change in your business, so I‘d expect some kind of effect..
- petepete 8y agoPlus hiring and getting new employees up to speed is much much faster. This is especially useful with SAP consultants who are quite expensive. The initial cost may be high but once it's done it's savings at every step.
- fargozzi 8y agoSap brings transparency to the processes inside your company. You don't know what is happening in the mind of you accountant on the other side of the World. How bills are issues and if these are payed correctly and in-time? How do we choose credit control, who is approving purchasing spends? Internal and external audits could not see whole picture and they are not there all the time and even more - if someone would like to hide something from them it could be easily done in most cases.