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Intellioz makes the factory talk to the business.
A machine knows it has stopped. An ERP knows an order is due. Intellioz works in the awkward space between those two facts.
TSP wants SAP projects to remember.
The Silicon Partners turns the repetitive work of SAP transformation into reusable tools. Its bigger bet: the decisions made during a project should keep working long after the consultants leave.
Savantis Solutions Makes the Back Office Part of the Show
A cinema ticket is the start of a surprisingly complicated chain. Savantis connects the customer-facing moment to the machinery behind it - and sells the expertise to keep that machinery running.
Fulcrum GT follows the money through the law firm
A legal bill has a long journey from a lawyer’s desk to a client’s payment. Fulcrum GT builds the software - and supplies the operational help - to keep that journey from becoming an administrative expedition.
Sailotech and the expensive art of getting systems to talk
A factory floor, a disputed payment, an invoice waiting for approval. Sailotech works where enterprise software meets the awkward details of running a business.
SAPSOL and the trouble with going live
An ERP launch makes a fine announcement. SAPSOL’s more interesting business starts where the announcement ends: bank connections, stubborn workflows, and the question of what people actually do inside SAP.
On Device Solutions takes SAP off the desk and onto the factory floor
More than 800 paper forms at one car manufacturer tell the story. On Device Solutions builds mobile software for the people doing the maintenance, counting the stock and keeping the machinery moving.
The SAP Upgrade Bottleneck smartShift Turns Into a Five-Week Job
Its target is not SAP itself. It is the decades of custom ABAP code wrapped around SAP - the technical debt that turns a necessary upgrade into a risky, expensive rewrite.