Local supply chain specialist, FourPL, and SAP implementation specialist, Q Data USA have signed a strategic partnering agreement to provide SAP Event Management and supply chain visibility solutions for ANZ.
The purpose of the partnership is to allow both parties to share capability, customer experiences and investments in research, systems and IP.
The collaboration is said to benefit local ANZ SAP customers as it would mean improve visibility and responsiveness in their supply chain to increase throughput and reduce risk around disruption.
“The partnership provides FourPL customers the option to extend their capability around SAP Event Management and in particular, to be able to offer their customers improved supply chain visibility and risk reduction options,” said Anthony Hawkins, FourPL chief executive officer.
“The partnership provides global experiences and an extended customer network with access to learning’s from early adopters in mature overseas markets, thought leadership and knowledge sharing and extending the breadth of niche skills available to service customers. FourPL will continue to bring local Australian knowledge and experience to ensure solutions meet customer requirements.”
Kevin Wilson, event visibility practice lead for Q Data USA’s SAP Event Management practice said: “It's exciting to have found another company, in FourPL, with similar ideals and values to ours. Together we will continue to work and grow as the thought leaders in the SAP TM and SAP EM space by integrating these solutions to deliver even more value to our client’s supply chain initiatives.”
Q Data USA specialises in SAP Event Management and SAP Business Objects Event Insight fields, as well as providing complex ERP initiatives to companies.
FourPL will continue to support industries with a core focus around manufacturing and distribution of products, such as CPG/FMCG, manufacturing, retail distribution, mining, and logistics providers.
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