Case Studies

	Aerospace & Defense Learn why both Air New Zealand and its Defense chose a SAP solution!
	Chemical & Pharmaceutical Shell, Eastman Chemical, and a whole slew of other successful chemical and pharmaceutical companies chose SAP. Get the full stories here!
	Finance Big finance institutions such as UK's Halifax Bank and World Bank need a reliable ERP solution to keep things running. Find out here why they chose SAP for the job.
	Industrial & Manufacturing How do you manage a worldwide network of assembly plants and factories? Over a dozen recognized companies chose SAP.
	Public Sector & Education The public sector is often criticized for being slow and inefficient. Here are some examples of how to successfully buck that trend.
	Telecommunications TeleComs like Scientific-Atlanta are beginning to embrace the many benefits a solid ERP system can offer.
	Upgrades Nervous about the big SAP upgrade? Get some insights on what works and what doesn't from these case studies!
	Web Integration (ITS, mySAP) Web integration can be tricky, so you're wise to spend some time analyzing previous integration projects before starting your own. It could save you a lot of trouble!
	R/3 Read how University of Nebraska, Siemens INC, and other companies went about implementing an R/3 solution.
	General ERP Looking for general tips on how to pull off a successful ERP implementation? Here are some case studies worth studying.

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