Expert analyses, industry trends, and insights to help you navigate the evolving landscape of cloud-based ERP systems
Cloud hosting has moved from a nice to have to a mainstream way of running business-critical systems. However, many organisations still hesitate because of long-standing assumptions that no longer match reality. This article aims to dispel those myths.
A significant shift is underway in the SAP Business One partner community. Partners who have embraced cloud hosting are experiencing faster growth, closing more deals, and building more sustainable businesses. Meanwhile, those still relying on traditional on-premise infrastructure are finding it increasingly challenging to compete.
The SAP Business One Web Client is such a strong commercial conversation. It moves SAP Business One closer to the ‘work from anywhere’ expectation, using a browser-based experience that can reduce desktop dependency for many day-to-day workflows. In this article, we break down how to position the Web Client commercially, why AWS is a natural platform for hosting it, and how Cloud4Partners can take on the heavy lifting so you can focus on selling outcomes, not infrastructure.
Cloud is no longer a future conversation for SAP Business One partners. It’s becoming a day-to-day sales reality. Customers are asking for faster rollout, easier remote access, stronger resilience, clearer disaster recovery, and the confidence that their systems will scale as they grow.
In the final blog of our series on modernisation, Alyn Hughes, Strategic Alliances Director, discusses what modernisation means to him, and how we collaborate with SAP partners to built a relationship based on mutual trust that helps them achieve their goals.
In the third blog in our series about modernisation, Steve Welsh, our CTO, presents the technical perspective on why SAP Business One partners should modernise their operations to keep up with customer demand and expectations.
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