Industry Value Network Group For Automotive

Accenture, a global management consulting, technology services, and outsourcing company, is committed to delivering innovation. SAP and Accenture continue to drive innovation for the automotive industry by ensuring seamless system integration to reduce the total cost of ownership and to maximize the return on investment for their mutual customers.

Capgemini, one of the world's leading providers of consulting, technology, and outsourcing services, is a leading system integrator for software solutions used in the automotive industry - helping automotive companies optimize business operations, streamline cost expenditures, and generate profitable revenue growth. Capgemini has collaborated with SAP for more than 15 years, implementing more than 3,500 SAP projects for more than 1,700 customers in all major industry sectors across the globe.

SAP and IBM have had a close relationship for the past three decades, maintaining partnership links to benefit their mutual customers.

As the automotive industry increases its focus on developing innovative new business models, processes, and products, the need for speed and flexibility also increases. Therefore, IBM is working with SAP to create assets and innovative composite applications that can address our customers' most difficult challenges in migrating to a flexible enterprise service-oriented architecture.

SAP Interactive Forms by Adobe extends the power of SAP solutions with the versatility and accessibility of collaborative electronic forms documentation. It enables companies to streamline and automate paper-based business processes, as well as to extend the reach of enterprise applications to executives, constituents, and suppliers.

Microsoft, the leader in desktop productivity solutions, and SAP, the leader in enterprise business solutions, are strong partners. The partnership has been delivering significant value to SAP customers for more than 15 years – from enabling them to run SAP R/3 on Windows in 1993, to providing comprehensive interoperability between .NET and SAP's enterprise service-oriented architecture in 2004. With Duet – a jointly developed, marketed, sold, and supported product – the companies have taken this partnership to the next level.