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French Automotive Supplier Chooses SAP for Automotive to Underpin its Autonomy

Overview CORE Products, a joint venture established back in 1996, is based near Strasbourg in France. The company decided to acquire an information system that would meet its primary objective. What CORE Products had in mind was to guarantee its flagship customers in the automotive sector excellent customer service by ensuring constant product availability. The company also wanted a solution that reflected its own characteristics: dynamic and innovative. The solution that CORE Products eventually chose included the Linux operating system and HP's new NetServer LH6000 server. For the software, the company selected solutions from a vendor whose reputation they already knew: SAP.

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Publisher	SAP	File Format	PDF
Date Published	January 2005
Format	Case Studies
Topics	N/A

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