Video: SAP solutions and third-party applications - FAQs

Answers to frequently asked questions about SAP, SAP purchase-to-pay solutions, and what to consider when looking at third-party applications and vendors to implement alongside your SAP system, from Bernd Kosnar, Business Practice Lead at Basware Corp.

Questions answered:

Is it better to be inside SAP where third-party applications are concerned?
How safe are third-party applications?
What are the principal differences buyers should note when comparing third-party solutions?
What are the differences in approach to integration among third-party vendors?

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