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Purdue University takes giant leaps in democratising higher education

The SAP Higher Education and Research User Group (HERUG) is a user group for all education and research institutions that are using SAP software in a productive environment. The HERUG conference, taking place on 15th to 17th May 2019 at the Technische Universität Berlin, provides its members with the opportunity to share experiences and network with other SAP Higher Education and Research customers around the world.

Together with our sister company EPI-USE, G3G are sponsoring the event and hosting two sessions.

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Louise Hannaway

SAP Projects & Implementations

Purdue University’s transformation into an Intelligent Enterprise

SAP have announced Purdue University’s successful implementation of SAP’s next-generation enterprise resource planning (ERP) solution, SAP S/4HANA, to re-engineer business processes with embedded analytics on an intelligent platform to drive efficiency and savings.

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Louise Hannaway

News

Fighting fires with SAP S/4HANA

The key to delivering a truly Integrated Fire Management Service is insight; continuous awareness of every component is key. Insight supports success in delivering this specialised service to companies and governments and not only protects the environment but more importantly, saves lives. Formed in 2003, privately owned Kishugu Group of Companies has grown to become the leading … Continued

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Louise Hannaway

News

G3G implements SAP S/4HANA at Drayson Technologies

G3G (UK) Ltd has entered into a multi-year-deal with Drayson Technologies (Europe) to supply a Financial Business Solution on G3G’s S/4HANA Cloud Platform. The agreement will see G3G, a leading SAP partner, work closely with Drayson Technologies to rapidly implement SAP S/4HANA to address the core finance team’s requirements within 12 weeks. The software is being provisioned as … Continued

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Louise Hannaway

SAP Maintenance & Licences

Streamline your operations with a single vendor

The enterprise software marketplace is expanding rapidly. More and more vendors are entering the market, often with a growing range of solutions to create a confusing array of purchase options for corporate buyers.

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Louise Hannaway