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SoftBrands announced an extension of its partnership with
SAP. The companies will jointly pursue opportunities for affiliates and smaller
sites of large enterprises. The goal and commitment is to pursue an SAP-centric
solution at the plant level for large enterprises. SoftBrands is one of the
first partners to work with SAP on a joint market approach and strategy for
this market segment.
"SAP looks forward to expanding its strategy to place SAP Business One into the ecosystems of our large enterprise customers," said Ralf Mehnert-Meland, global senior director, Software Solution Partners, SAP. "SoftBrands has proven that they can sell, implement and support plant-level solutions at some of our most important customer sites. In addition, the SAP Business One solution is a strong fit at this level. This initiative will help ensure that large enterprises that run or intend to run SAP solutions at their headquarters and business units are offered an affordable SAP-centric solution at their plant-level and smaller sites."
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