Applexus Announces New Solutions for Retail, Fashion and Consumer Industries
Oct 17, 2017
Achieves official authorization as an SAP S/4 HANA® Cloud sell partner. Milestones demonstrate continued transformation of this global system integrator.
Federal Way, United States - October 17, 2017 /NewsNetwork/ —
October 17, 2017, New York, New York – Today, at the SAP® Retail Executive Forum in New York city, Applexus Technologies (Applexus) announced new industry solutions and cloud product authorization with SAP.
The Applexus Retail and Fashion solution for SAP S/4 HANA and Applexus Consumer Products solution for SAP S/4 HANA Cloud provide an engineered and packaged set of solutions that target the specific needs of these industries. Applexus extends S/4 HANA with proprietary documentation, pre-set configurations, standard processes and implementation accelerators based on industry best practices. These enhancements deliver the lowest total cost of ownership available in the market and shorten the time-to value of a new system.
S/4 HANA digitizes every event and transaction in a business, providing incredibly fast processing and the ability to use actual business results in ways unimaginable just a few years ago. With S/4 HANA as the digital core, a business can readily implement artificial intelligence, machine learning, the Internet of things (IoT) and other capabilities that drive innovation.
Customers can choose the software deployment method which best suits their needs, either on-premises or through the cloud. Cloud deployments offer the fastest and least expensive implementation. Total cloud implementation can cost up to 50% less than traditional on-premise implementations.
“These innovative solutions expand customer offerings from Applexus, “ said Chris Couch, Vice President of Cloud Solutions at Applexus. “Our customers can now benefit from end-to-end services to meet all business management requirements of retail, fashion and consumer product companies. This includes managed services and all the benefits of the cloud.“
Simultaneous to the release of these solutions the company announced official authorization as an SAP PartnerEdge S/4 HANA Cloud Sell partner. Attaining this distinction required rigorous consultant training and certification. Applexus is now part of a select group of fully authorized partners for this most advanced solution from SAP.
These accomplishments are the result of new investments by Applexus to better serve the needs of clients, which include many of the largest retail, fashion and consumer products organizations across the globe. Earlier this year the company recently in new senior management and reorganized into five operating groups.
Sam Mathew, president and CEO at Applexus, closed with this thought, “We continue to invest in strategic initiatives to help customers thrive in the digital economy. Our passion to innovate and reinvent powers us to deliver solutions using the latest technology. This creates long-term, win-win customer relationships.”
To learn more about these and other exciting new developments at Applexus, visit www.applexus.com.
About Applexus
Applexus Technologies is a systems integration and software development company that offers end-to-end implementation services, software development, technology deployment and innovation as a service. The Applexus team has expertise in ERP, omnichannel commerce, cloud services, artificial intelligence, IoT and machine learning. The company has clients across a wide range of industries with particular focus on retail, fashion, and consumer products.
Applexus is organized into five groups: Consulting, Staffing, Labs, Cloud Solutions and Applexus Managed Services (AMS). The company was founded in Seattle in 2005 and today operates in North America, the United Kingdom, the Middle East and India.
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Name: Joe Carroll
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Organization: Applexus Technologies
Address: 33507 9th Avenue South, Federal Way, WA 98003, United States
Phone: +1-206-249-0900
For more information, please visit http://www.applexus.com
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