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Samsung Electronics Adopts a One Stop Enterprise Portal

Overview As a global company, Samsung Electronics was looking for a way to provide its users with information access across departments, divisions, and business processes. Samsung implemented mySAP Workplace as the enterprise portal to support its employees within the digital organisation. The role-based mySAP Workplace enterprise portal provides Samsung users with personalised, Web-based access to internal and external self-services, the full world of Samsung information, and applications. This enables users to perform their jobs and collaborate with customers, suppliers, and business partners. Samsung chose mySAP Workplace for its ability to unify various content from relevant systems across the entire enterprise.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	SAP	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	October 2004	Downloads	2
Format	Case Studies
Topics	ERP, Web Services, Portals

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