SAP Business All-in-One Solutions Now Globally Available In 52 Countries
SAP AG has announced the release of 52 country-localised versions of SAP Business All-in-One solutions powered by the SAP HANA platform.
SAP AG has announced the release of 52 country-localised versions of SAP Business All-in-One solutions powered by the SAP HANA platform. The new solutions run on enhancement package 7 for the SAP ERP application, enabled by SAP HANA and part of the latest version of SAP Business Suite software. The package includes country localisation, new industry extensions and advanced availability for partners.
Baseline versions of SAP Business All-in-One solutions handle core enterprise resource planning (ERP) processes for small and midsize enterprises (SMEs), offering fully pre-configured options including required country localisations. Due to the modular design of the software, many packages can be extended with selected industry or cross-industry packages.
“With this release, our partners and customers around the globe can leverage the power of SAP HANA delivered with the proven industry best practices of SAP Business All-in-One,” said Bobby Vetter, senior vice president, Partner Solution Management and Enablement, SAP, “Industry extensions on enhancement package 7 will extend to industries like chemicals and discrete manufacturing, helping our partners further customise these offerings.”
SAP Business All-in-One is comprised of industry-specific solutions for midsize or fast-growing small and midsize companies, supporting integrated processes that cover the complete business life cycle. The solutions run on SAP HANA as well as SAP Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise and other approved databases, and are deployed both on premise and through a private cloud offering. There are currently more than 24,200 SAP Business All-in-One customers in more than 55 countries, and the solutions are available from partners that deliver more than 500 qualified SAP Business All-in-One partner solutions. SAP is committed to a broad array of mobile, cloud and analytics offerings.

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