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- SAP
- Data Management
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SAP Master Data Governance: Turning Data into a Strategic Asset
In every organisation, data lies at the heart of decision-making. But without proper oversight, it can quickly become inconsistent, duplicated, or outdated. This leads to errors, inefficiencies, and poor business outcomes. When data is unreliable, true data-driven decision-making becomes impossible. And when employees don't see the value of accurate data, the cycle of poor quality continues. SAP Master Data Governance (MDG) is designed to break that vicious cycle. By centralising and controlling your most critical information — from customer and supplier records to materials, equipment, and financial data. MDG ensures everyone works from a single, trusted source of truth. With built-in quality checks, governance rules, and automated workflows, SAP MDG transforms data from an operational headache into a competitive advantage. What is SAP Master Data Governance? SAP MDG is a platform that manages and maintains master data, the essential information that drives your business processes. This includes: Customer Details: names, addresses, contact information. Supplier Records: contracts, payment terms, banking details. Product and Material Data: specifications, serial numbers, equipment lists. Financial Data: chart of accounts, cost centres, profit centres. Whether within your SAP landscape or across other integrated platforms, MDG ensures this data remains accurate, consistent, and compliant. In practice, this means:

- SAP
- Enterprise Resource Planning
Croonwolter&dros Achieve ERP Success in Record Time with SAP
For many organisations, an ERP implementation in under a year and a half is unthinkable. Yet Croonwolter&dros achieved exactly that in a complex environment involving thousands of projects, managed services, and critical infrastructure.

- SAP
- Construction & Infrastructure
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From Firefighting to Foresight: AI as a Colleague in Operations
Every operations director or COO knows the drill: your day starts with a plan, but within an hour, you're putting out fires. A delayed delivery, an angry customer, or an unexpected process error—firefighting has become the norm. But what if things could be different? What if, instead of constantly reacting, you had a digital colleague who could say: “Heads up—this issue is coming. Here are three options.”
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- SAP
- Construction & Infrastructure
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Building Smarter with Fewer People: How SAP Contributes to the Productivity Agenda
The Netherlands is on the brink of a fundamental productivity leap. This is evident from the recently published parliamentary letter Productivity Agenda by the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy. The message is clear: to safeguard our prosperity in a society facing ageing demographics, climate goals, and growing international dependency, we must achieve more with fewer people. For the construction sector—which faces a structural labour shortage and plays a pivotal role in societal challenges such as housing and the energy transition—this is a clear call to action.

- SAP
Process Mining: The Accelerator for a Successful S/4HANA Migration
You may already be familiar with SAP's future plans: within the next five years, support from SAP for SAP ECC will no longer exist. 2027 may still seem far away, but without the right approach, S/4HANA migration processes can be experienced as lengthy and complex affairs. That is why this deadline still creates the necessary time pressure. Fortunately, Process Mining can provide a solution for a correct approach that allows the deadline to be met without time pressure.

- SAP
Change management: People at the center of SAP S/4HANA implementations
In the rapidly evolving world of business operations, digitalization, such as an SAP S/4HANA implementation, is an ambitious goal. The benefits are clear – process optimization, data centralization and improved decision making, but the process of change can also be challenging. The challenge can be found in one of the most important - whether or not the most important - link of an organization: the people.

- SAP
Preventing SAP S/4HANA Implementation Errors
Since the first release of SAP S/4HANA in 2014, SAP's latest ERP solution has undergone significant development. What started as Simple Finance, a 'next-gen' financial solution, has now become a completely revolutionary ERP system. Although the system is certainly not new, in practice incorrect implementation choices are sometimes made.

- SAP
- ERP Software
How SAP Signavio Enhances S/4HANA Migration & Process Standardisation
Do you find that inconsistent processes often create confusion, errors, and delays in your business? Whether it's invoicing, purchasing, or financial closing, employees executing processes in different ways can lead to significant inefficiencies. These inefficiencies often result in errors, delays, and employee frustration, hindering the smooth functioning of your business. But what if there was a way to streamline and standardise these processes, ensuring consistency, efficiency, and reduced errors across your organisation? The answer lies in leveraging SAP Signavio with your SAP S/4HANA migration.

- SAP
Asset Intelligence Network (AIN) for Data Exchange in the Chain
One of the most important trends within Asset Management concerns increasing the availability of assets through the application of data. To achieve this, information is needed. Information that is produced and recorded by various stakeholders in the chain during the entire life cycle of an asset.