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Krishna Kumar, Years 2005-2007

Krishna Kumar, Years 2005-2007

Krishna Kumar, Years 2005-2007

Krishna Kumar has more than 13 years of SAP experience working in various practice building, project management and platinum consulting roles. He founded Enterprise Horizons, a startup specializing in mySAP and new Dimension solutions in 2004. Prior to Enterprise Horizons, he was vice president at Ness Technologies and also at Intelligroup, where he founded the SAP e-business practice and grew it from startup mode to a substantial size.

Krishna brings to the site very strong domain knowledge of business analytics, CRM and the mySAP suite. He is a frequent speaker at industry events like SAP Tech Ed, the ASUG conference and the SearchSAP.com conference. He also contributes to publications like SAPtips. His specialization is in advising clients in various aspects of benefits of SAP implementations ranging from technical, strategic and long term benefits.

As part of Enterprise Horizons, Krishna built a product suite called ABM (Adaptive Business Modeler) for optimizing mySAP investments in BW, CRM and APO. The ABM suite was recognized by SAP as one of the best innovations of 2005, and a module of the product for geographic and consumer intelligence was introduced to the SAP community at SAP Tech Ed 2005 by Shai Agassi, board member of SAP AG.

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