SAP use case reveals big things for PwC
In early 2022 a PwC use case drew TBR’s attention, particularly its assertion that “PwC and SAP co-developed a process to allow clients to migrate to SAP’s Group Reporting module at any point in the year.”
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In early 2022 a PwC use case drew TBR’s attention, particularly its assertion that “PwC and SAP co-developed a process to allow clients to migrate to SAP’s Group Reporting module at any point in the year.”
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Join Principal Analyst Angela Lambert and Research Analyst Jacob Fong for a review of current and projected financial trends among server and storage markets. The team will cover segment financial performance from TBR’s latest IT Infrastructure Benchmark as well as expectations for market growth based on results in our latest IT Infrastructure Market Forecast. […]
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In TBR’s latest Global Delivery Benchmark, one particular number leapt out as both surprising and indicative of the sustained battle for technology talent.
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