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LTIMindtree Collaborates With SAP To Deliver Digital Solutions For Manufacturing Sector

The collaboration will address the challenges of this sector through solutions that aim to enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and facilitate easy upgrades.

<div class="paragraphs"><p>LTIMindtree headquarters in Bengaluru. (Source: Company)</p></div>
LTIMindtree headquarters in Bengaluru. (Source: Company)

LTIMindtree Ltd., an IT solutions provider, has expanded its partnership with German software company SAP SE to deliver solutions for complex manufacturing industries. The collaboration will address the challenges of this sector through solutions that aim to enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and facilitate easy upgrades.

Manufacturers today are building complex products, often tailored to their customers’ functional requirements, while competing in an increasingly fast-paced economic environment. The collaboration focuses on integrating SAP technologies, including BTP and business AI, into the Grow with SAP solution. These tools help provide a foundation that simplifies upgrades, like moving to SAP S/4HANA Cloud, while also offering pre-built extensions for complex manufacturing processes.

“By focusing on simplifying core business processes and transforming with SAP BTP extensions and AI solutions, we are setting a new standard in the industry,” said Vineet Moroney, senior vice president and global head of enterprise applications at LTIMindtree.

“LTIMindtree is one of our strategic SAP Cloud ERP partners who has a proven track record of delivering customer-focused solutions globally. They bring the business process extension to SAP Cloud ERP with the depth of their business knowledge and experiences for our customers that drive complex engineer-to-order and project-driven manufacturing processes,” added Jan Gilg, president and chief product officer, Cloud ERP, SAP.

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