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Doing Business with SAP Canada
ITAC and YTA Presents
Doing Business with SAP Canada
A Networking Breakfast with Mary Peterson
Senior Director, Channel, SAP Canada Inc.
"Doing Business with…" events are designed to provide opportunities for networking and the exploration of formal partnership opportunities between young IT companies and larger established firms. Mary Peterson will review SAP Canada's business strategy, its lines of business, discuss the types of partnerships it is seeking and discuss how to engage in a partnership with SAP Canada.
"Run Better. Win Bigger. Together. Partner with SAP"
"At SAP, we understand that no one vendor can do it all however we're confident that our expanding portfolio of innovative solutions will help you grow your business . We're growing and embracing partnerships like never before. We know that our business goals and customer aspirations can only be realized through winning relationships with the right partners - like you!
Each partner that joins the SAP ecosystem brings their own unique expertise to help us collectively meet the needs of customers of all sizes and across all industries. As our partner, you'll have access to the world-class resources and experience of SAP to help increase your customer base, develop your solutions, market to prospects, and tap into the huge opportunities that span our 5 market categories: Applications, Analytics, Database & Technology, Cloud and Mobility.
SAP recognizes the vital role our partners play in our ecosystem - a community of organizations and individuals focused on a common goal - customer success. Our partner programs provide a strong foundation of support and collaboration that fosters unparalleled value and mutual business success for our customers and our partners."
Download Mary Peterson's presentation (PDF)
Download Mary Peterson's bio (PDF)
| Date | Wednesday, September 12, 2012 |
| Time |
8:30 am - Registration, breakfast and networking |
| Location |
7271 Warden Avenue Markham, Ontario L3R 5X5 Showcase Room |
| Cost |
ITAC Members and YTA Members - $30.00 + HST |
For additional information, contact Micheline Lepage at (613) 238-4822 x 2245 or email mlepge@itac.ca
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