QM in SAP S/4HANA
Integrative QM systems are becoming increasingly indispensable for companies. The systems enable efficient implementation and compliance with ever-increasing and varying quality requirements. Correct implementation in all areas of the company not only improves product quality and company processes, but also customer satisfaction and profitability.
Cloud Computing – Basics Explained
The term cloud computing refers to a model that enables companies and individuals to use IT resources over the Internet. Customers are granted access to computing services, storage space and/or applications without having to own them. Usage is generally device-independent, and billing is based on consumption. Cloud computing offers high scalability, cost efficiency and simplified accessibility.
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Priceless: Our annual customer feedback
We once again conducted a customer satisfaction survey at Inwerken. We would like to communicate the results to the outside world in order to show new potential business partners what they can gain with Inwerken as well as what our existing customers value about us. As part of this article, we would like to thank our customers and employees for their openness, participation and commitment. The results provide us with invaluable feedback that helps us to continually improve.
Ready for Industry 4.0 – RTLS and IIoT for process optimization
Industry 4.0 enables a variety of process optimizations within production and logistics to be able to design production processes effectively. The added value of RTLS and IIoT is presented below using a possible use case.
Threat Modeling Workshop
Threat Modeling? I’ve heard of that before… but: What is “Threat Modeling Workshop” and what is it used for? This blog post is intended to help developers and product managers to understand the concept of the “Threat Modeling Workshop” better. This helps you to check software developments from a security perspective and, if necessary, optimize them in order to achieve a better, and a more secure solution.
Deferred taxes with S/4HANA
With increasing globalization, SAP users in Germany are also confronted with tax regulations in different countries. These can be supported in and with S/4HANA. If accounting is carried out centrally in a shared service center for several countries within a group, the rules of the respective supported countries must be understood and applied correctly. For example, in some nations, sales tax is only due for payment to the tax office once the invoice has been paid by the customer. Accordingly, the input tax is only deductible upon payment to the supplier. Likewise, the calculated output tax must only be paid by the customer after the money has been received. In these cases one speaks of deferred tax.