ComfortDelGro moved 16 companies onto SAP HR software in 18 months, SAP says. Neither company gave a price.
Singapore's largest taxi and bus operator connected finance, operations and workforce processes through RISE with SAP, the vendor's packaged move to its cloud software, SAP said on Wednesday.
ComfortDelGro deployed SAP S/4HANA for finance alongside SAP SuccessFactors, SAP Concur and SAP's payroll module.
In an 18-month programme, the group brought more than 13,400 corporate employees across 16 entities onto one people platform, the release said. More than 360,000 HR workflows have run through it, and frontline staff without a desk use it on mobile.
On the finance side, SAP S/4HANA has handled 1.3 million postings in real time since go-live, with more than 31,000 invoices processed end to end, SAP said.
Group CIO Dirk Paul Sibiet said the system "gives us a single, real-time view of our operations and finances, allowing faster, more confident decision-making".
The release names no contract value, no programme cost and no go-live date for the finance system. It counts corporate employees only.
Our reading: 16 companies on one people platform in 18 months is a schedule a CIO would want priced. The price is the figure the release leaves out.
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