SAP and its partner SGN Software Pvt Ltd unveiled their flagship Cloud ERP offering, which is intended for small and mid-sized organizations that can take advantage of industry best practices. Business leaders from the top 50 companies in all industries attended the “GROW with SAP” Innovation Day event, which was held here in the city.

IDC claims that businesses that use more sophisticated modern tools and technology beat their competitors in terms of revenue and earnings. Grow with SAP is a special cloud-based ERP solution that comes with built-in industry best practices and a smooth match to standards. With a 99.7% guaranteed run time, GROW with SAP helps organizations simplify daily tasks with an intuitive, personalized, intelligent, and collaborative user experience. Organizations can rely on a strong and resilient digital backbone while maintaining focus on their top and bottom lines.

For almost three decades, SAP has been India Inc.’s digital partner and has played a crucial role in the country’s development. They have been enabling hundreds of Indian small and large businesses to achieve their growth goals by providing a robust and scalable IT infrastructure driven by state-of-the-art innovation. SAP is proud to have been a major force behind several West Bengal organizations’ digital transformations, and we hope to maintain this momentum with the support of a strong partner ecosystem.

Furthermore, with SAP powering the top 97 out of 100 global education institutions worldwide, SAP has led the way for universities in the modern era. The day also featured a section titled “Higher Education Vertica,” where leaders from the top 30 educational institutions will discuss the newest SAP cloud-based solutions created specifically for this sector. These solutions will, among other things, help digitalize every aspect of a professionally run higher education institution, rebuild financial resilience, retrain the workforce on campus, automate manual processes to free up capital for the core business, and enable data-driven management.

Priyanka Dutta