Did you know that the upcoming SAP Business ByDesign Users Conference is specifically designed to help SAP ByDesign users get more out of their current system? Were you aware that this year's conference features role-specific training designed to empower your users even more?
In today's post, we're focusing on functionality that you may not even know exists. I'm talking about Navigator's breakthrough integration tool, iConnect, which will be extensively covered at the upcoming conference.
Now more than ever before, maintaining a competitive edge requires consistently delivering your products faster, cheaper, and more conveniently. In many cases, this is often satisfied with a connection to an eCommerce site or online shopping cart. However, there is a massively growing number of businesses that need more than just eCommerce to stave off their competition. It requires 3rd party logistics management, integrated point-of-sale terminals, and extended customer relationship management (CRM) capabilities (most well-known inside of Salesforce.com) With Navigator's connector, SAP Business ByDesign becomes the only tool you need to run your entire business - by seamlessly communicating between SAP and your existing (and future) point solutions.
Just like SAP Business ByDesign, iConnect leverages the best-of-breed functionality built into the system, enabling seamless sharing of data between the different solutions, using a set of easily adaptable APIs. But that's not all. Companies looking at iConnect and even possibly SAP Business ByDesign, have no need to customize/modify their existing website to accomodate the connector. Navigator developed iConnect to give you the power to deliver products faster, and more conveniently to your customers.
iConnect as well more than a dozen other extensions will be covered at the upcoming SAP Business ByDesign Users Conference in Salt Lake City, October 20-23. The buttons below will allow you to view the agenda as well as get registered for the conference.
See you in October!
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