Wednesday, January 12, 2011

Sap Erp plays major role in DuPont/Danisco merger

Enterprise resource planning (ERP) software from SAP is to play a central role in the forthcoming merger between major chemical firms DuPont and Danisco.

The companies are looking to achieve major efficiency improvements in their IT and operational infrastructures following the completion of the $5.8 billion (£3.7 billion) deal, which will see Danisco purchase DuPont.
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Both firms currently utilise SAP ERP software as a key component of their IT setups, with consolidation of their SAP infrastructures potentially set to offer major technology savings, reports Computerworld UK.

Other SAP systems utilised by the companies include the Netweaver business intelligence program and the Advanced Planner and Optimiser supply chain management tool.

Ellen Kullman, chief executive at DuPont, predicted that the improvements to its IT infrastructure could deliver cost savings of around $130 million (£83 million).

Earlier this month, Modern Materials Handling reported that defence systems provider Symetrics Industries has been able to streamline its operations since introducing a new ERP system in 2008.

ERP is always essential to a organisation and in chennai, the Headerp solutions pvt ltd offer this ERP solution to thier customers in a very effective way and also they provide efffective recruitment in erp and other IT services. 

1 comments:

lauren said...

As you added above that chief executive at DuPont, predicted that the improvements to its IT infrastructure could deliver cost savings of around $130 million.That is a huge amount as for cost saving.Is it a correct amount.I know that ERP indeed save but this is amazing.
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