WALLDORF — SAP SE (NYSE: SAP) today announced that independent analyst firm ARC Advisory Group has positioned SAP as the market leader in global trade management systems.
The designation appeared in the ARC Advisory Group’s 2015 Global Trade Management Global Market Research Study – Market Analysis and Forecast through 2019, published July 2015.
“SAP presents a strong value proposition for both CIOs and trade compliance/supply chain executives,” wrote Steve Clouther, vice president, enterprise applications, ARC Advisory Group, in the report. SAP was ranked as the number one supplier overall based on revenue in the last five versions of this report, as well as a leader in selected categories including:
- Global trade management for trade compliance
- Tier 1 companies
- EMEA geographical region
- Aerospace and defense
- Chemical
- Machinery manufacturing
- Mining and metals
- Wholesale and distribution
“We believe that our investment in SAP Global Trade Services has helped us maintain consistent leadership in the global trade management market,” said Kevin McCollom, global vice president, Solutions for Governance, Risk and Compliance, SAP. “With our commitment to continuous innovation we are helping our customers automate and streamline their import and export processes. With recently announced capabilities offered for processing trade in China and foreign-trade zone operations in the United States, SAP Global Trade Services continues to keep pace with our customers’ evolving needs.”
SAP’s global trade management application, SAP Global Trade Services (SAP GTS), supports export management, import management, screening and embargo, license and preference determination, foreign-trade zone and other special customs procedures. SAP GTS can be purchased as an end-to-end solution, or subsets of the software can be acquired independently according to customer requirements.
With the latest version of SAP Global Trade Services, global trade management processes are now optimized to take advantage of the benefits of the SAP HANA platform.
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