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Hitachi Implements mySAP Financials Worldwide: Inspiration from Tokyo to the World

Overview Hitachi is proud of its SAP system. The old system had run up against its limits, which is why it was shed. For one thing, it had become increasingly difficult to find suitable system administrators. It was hard for new administrators to figure out program coding their predecessors had made. It had become an increasingly complex affair to make additional modifications to the pieced-together legacy system without completely losing track. In addition, the wish to invest in software with lots of potential for future applications, for instances in supply chain management, helped tip the scales in favor of SAP.

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Publisher	SAP AG	File Format	HTML
Date Published	March 2004	Downloads	3
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Finance, ERP

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