Over 200 key officials from government sectors, including ministries of defense, development, public administration are expected to attend the sessions and experience the solutions that are being used by more than 1000 customers in 70 countries worldwide.
"Building on our successful case studies for the Ministry of Defense Denmark, the Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture and Science, State of Berlin Personnel Administration etc we are now targeting the key markets of Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Kuwait and Oman which are looking for e-Governance solutions in the areas of public sector funds management, tax and revenue management, grants management, public sector records management, public sector human resource management and public sector." said Peter Kwisthout, Marketing and Channel Director, SAP.
"According to the Internet World Stats Website, internet usage in the Middle East grew 266.5% between 2000 and 2005. Ease of using technology and high expectations of service is driving the public administrators to rethink their methods of delivering services and managing costs. SAP for Public Sector combines SAP's expertise gained from more than 15 years experience in the public services market with state-of-the-art software, cutting edge processes and personalized access to a broad range of information and services, "he added.
SAP for Public Sector enables successful government transformation at all levels by providing innovative solutions that bridge across organizational boundaries, enable faster, more flexible service and deliver higher public value at lower costs.
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SAP announces 'SAP for Public Sector' road show for Middle East
- Saudi Arabia: Thursday, September 15 - 2005 at 13:22
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SAP, the world's leading provider of business software solutions, has announced specialized 'SAP for Public Sector' road shows in the cities of Muscat, Riyadh, Kuwait and Amman from the 19th to the 22nd of September, 2005.
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Public sector officials interested in attending the road show on 19th September at Muscat, 20th September at Riyadh, 21st September at Kuwait City, and 22nd September at Jordan can visit the http://www.saps.com/index.htm.About SAP MENA region:
Established in 1994 in Jeddah and Dubai, SAP has enjoyed huge success while in charge of deploying SAP solutions in 19 countries in the Middle East and North Africa. It employs 100+ people and provides support and services covering e-business, finance, logistics and human resources processes at approximately 250+ Middle Eastern Companies, 25 per cent of them in the oil & gas sector. The company has offices and training facilities in Jeddah, Dubai, and Cairo dedicated to bringing support services closer to customers and partners across the Middle East & North Africa. The company is committed to the regional market, through its team of professionals working closely with customers to ensure they gain maximum return on their SAP investment.
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