Proceed further strengthens relationship with SAP
Wednesday, September 8th, 2021
Proceed has a long-standing partnership with SAP and we are proud to have SAP Gold Partner status.
This not only demonstrates the confidence SAP has in us as a trusted partner, but also provides the credibility required when working within the large enterprise space.
To further our relationship, Proceed has recently signed a Global Master Service Agreement with SAP. This allows for a more streamlined collaboration when working with SAP on archiving projects for their customers. Through this agreement we are being recognised as experts in Archiving and SAP ILM.
This extended agreement is in line with Proceed’s international expansion drive that has seen the opening of a number of offices in the past year.
In March this year, we opened an office in Copenhagen to work alongside SAP on delivering our service to the Nordic region. This doesn’t come long after the opening of our office in Canada in November 2020, where we work closely with our American colleagues to bring our expertise to the Canadian market.
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