How to Radically Speed up Your SAP ERP Transformation Project

Name: How to Radically Speed up Your SAP ERP Transformation Project
Start: 2024-09-09
End: 2024-09-09

September 9, 2024

Discover how to take your SAP ERP transformation journey to a new level! SAP Signavio solutions can help you eliminate uncertainties and find relevant answers in a speedy, data-driven way, so you can focus on true value realization throughout your transformation.

What to expect

In this new webcast, we will discover how our new plug and gain approach can reduce complexity, mitigate risks, and save costs while accelerating your transformation project in all three phases: prepare, deploy and run.

With a focus on fast value realization throughout your business transformation, you will know how to better run and transform your SAP ERP business processes within hours, not weeks or months, by eliminating uncertainties and getting relevant answers in a speedy, data-driven way.

Why attend?

Learn how fast time-to-insights and fast time-to-adapt can work for your organization, as well as how to become more agile while digitizing your transformation project in parallel

Hear how the data- and value-driven plug and gain approach can help you speed up your transformation preparation and deployment from months to hours

Understand how the plug and gain approach can help drive the business value of your ERP transformation

Register now and get one step closer to unlocking real value, streamlining business processes, serving your customers better, and standardizing your IT landscape along your way with our new and unique plug and gain approach.

Event details

Date: September 9th, 2024

Time: 15:00 - 16:00 EEST

Location: Online

About the Speaker

Robert Moberg

Robert is based in Stockholm, Sweden, and is a solution advisor at SAP Signavio. Robert brings experience in the area of data mining and machine learning from his previous roles, including companies like SAS Institute, IBM and Tata Consultancy Services. Robert has a degree in Statistics from Linköping University 1996.

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