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mySAP Automotive Puts Industry Best Practices to Work for Electrical Parts Supplier ERICH JAEGER

Overview ERICH JAEGER produces automotive electrical components such as those that connect towing vehicles to trailers. The company's old production planning system (PPS) was a heterogeneous patchwork of standalone systems and add-on modules that caused numerous integration problems and ultimately prompted the company to undergo a full-scale IT migration. Download this SAP Customer Success Story to find out why ERICH JAEGER chose the SAP R/3Â® preconfigured industry solution for automotive suppliers, mySAP Automotive, and how the system has solved a host of integration issues for the mid-sized manufacturer of automotive electrical parts.

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Publisher	SAP	File Format	PDF
Date Published	May 2001
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Knowledge and Data Management, Decision Support - DW Front End, Electronic Data Interchange, ERP, Data Mining - Analysis, Resources Mgmt., Upgrades and Migration, EAI

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