SAP Solution: digitization

Increasing digitization of processes is inevitable for German companies. In this context, vulnerability management is becoming increasingly complex and, not least, more confusing due to shadow IT.

The home office trend, tighter legal regulations, and the shortage of skilled workers - HR departments are facing enormous challenges in the modern working world. A well thought-out digitization strategy is needed if the competition is not to leave you behind.

The digitization of business models involves adapting existing products, services and value propositions and developing them from scratch in the digital environment. This often leads to disruptive innovations.

As the world's leading system supplier for the packaging of pharmaceuticals in blisters, bottles and cartons, Uhlmann Pac-Systeme offers flexible total solutions for international pharmaceutical groups, generic manufacturers and contract packagers.

Topics such as globalization, digital transformation and demographic change are currently shaping our working world. While established hierarchies are breaking down, new organizational models are increasingly replacing the old structures.

The aim of implementing the SAP PM module is to simplify, optimize and digitize the entire process behind maintenance. Then the risk of unplanned machine downtime decreases significantly.

CIOs and IT decision-makers are not euphoric about the state of digital transformation in Germany.

The past two years have highlighted the importance of an interlocking, technologically advanced healthcare system.

According to Bitkom, the German government's digital strategy sets concrete goals for Germany, but leaves important questions unanswered.

A large majority of the population sees digitization as an opportunity.

Over the past two and a half years, the pandemic has been both a driver and a brake on innovation. On the one hand, it has played a significant role in accelerating digitization in the public sector. On the other hand, it was also a matter of stabilizing the core business.

Two out of three companies consider themselves to be laggards in digitization, and by 2023, one in three intends to scale back digitization investments.