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Supply chain transformation with SAP EWM on S/4HANA

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Setting the pace for sustainable warehouse management

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Confidently transforming supply chains with SAP

Find out in our new white paper how SAP EWM on S/4HANA drives the transformation of your supply chain, the benefits of digital warehousing from the cloud and how we can support you in the implementation.

Orchestrating global supply chains efficiently and reliably across multiple sites is and remains a major challenge for businesses. Confounding factors such as trade conflicts, political instability, natural disasters and other disruptions repeatedly show how fragile these networks are at times. At the same time, companies are working harder to transform their IT infrastructures and modernise application landscapes. These are processes that for many people go hand in hand with a switch to SAP S/4HANA and therefore also have far-reaching effects on supply chain management. 

With our series “Success Factors in your Supply Chain Transformation”, we are therefore addressing the question of how this change can be achieved as well as possible. This white paper marks the start of the series and shows how SAP EWM is becoming a trailblazer and pacesetter for sustainable warehouse management in a transparent and integrated supply chain.

SAP EWM plays a crucial role in supply chain transformation. It forms the foundation for transparent and integrated warehouse processes with interface functions into production, external procurement, customer deliveries, and store supplies. Through close integration with transport logistics, costs can be reduced and processes made more efficient.

Guido Simonis

Guido Simonis

Partner at PwC Germany

Would you like to know how SAP EWM on S/4HANA can help you take the next step in supply chain transformation? Then download our latest white paper now!

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Markus Hörterer

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Guido Simonis

Guido Simonis

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