New Delhi: To help the Indian mid-market enterprises (MMEs) seamlessly move to the Cloud, enterprise software major SAP India on Tuesday launched an immersive mobile experience centre on the wheels.
In 45 days, the SAP bus will travel over 7,000 kms across cities, offering small and medium enterprises (SMEs) a glimpse at how cloud-based digital core may help enterprises plan and adapt more swiftly.
“SAP India is already empowering mid-market enterprises in the country and as needs for digital transformation grow multifold, we will further empower Indian SMEs to transition into intelligent, sustainable enterprises,” Kulmeet Bawa, President and Managing Director, SAP Indian Subcontinent, told IANS.
Bawa, an industry veteran, emphasised that the pandemic has accelerated the Cloud journey across industries and from big enterprises to startups, every organization aspires Cloud to be at the core of their customer delivery experiences.
A recent IDC report said that 74 per cent of Indian mid-market enterprises are likely to move applications to the Cloud in 2022.
The Indian SMEs contribute to more than 30 per cent of India’s GDP.
“By collaborating with our customers, associations, government bodies, and industry-academia partnerships, we’re building an ecosystem that can enable these mid-market organisations in their digitalisation, and fast-track their cloud journey,” said Subramanian Ananthapadmanabhan, Senior Vice President Mid-Market, SAP, Asia Pacific Japan.
For every km the bus travels, SAP India said it will plant a sapling to offset carbon footprints.
Over 7,000 saplings will be planted to mitigate climate change and support India achieve its sustainability goals.
The company said it will also foster industry-academic partnerships to familiarise next-generation youth with emerging technologies to make them future-ready.
–IANS