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SAP Soars Past 1,000 SAP® SuccessFactors® Employee Central Customers Milestone
[January 22, 2016]

SAP Soars Past 1,000 SAP® SuccessFactors® Employee Central Customers Milestone


SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., Jan. 22, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- SAP SE (NYSE: SAP) today announced that more than 1,000 customers worldwide have chosen the SAP® SuccessFactors® Employee Central solution, its core human resources (HR) system built for the cloud.

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SAP SuccessFactors Employee Central is part of an end-to-end suite of HR applications, going beyond basic automation to add intelligence and insight to the most demanding business priorities. The next-generation core HR system (HRIS) is designed for the global enterprise workforce and delivered securely via the SAP Cloud portfolio, serving more than 40 million SAP SuccessFactors users. Today's news marks a new chapter in SAP's long history of human capital management (HCM) leadership, highlighting 30 years of delivering HR technology.

"As a brand that's pursuing rapid and aggressive global expansion, we have aggressive business objectives that need to align very closely with our talent strategy," said Justin Watras, director of Talent Management and Organizational Effectiveness at Brooks Brothers. "Since debuting SAP SuccessFactors solutions in our organization a little more than a year ago, the transformation has been dramatic. We have not stopped since we went live with SAP SuccessFactors Employee Central and SAP SuccessFactors Performance & Goals. The benefits have ranged from significant efficiencies in processes, reduction of administrative workloads and tasks, to the more meaningful, more strategic value that has been added around knowing our people and being able to grow them better. We now have a true performance culture that is emerging and is taking hold in a really critical way."

"In reaching 1,000 SAP SuccessFactors Employee Central customers globally in just six years, SAP SuccessFactors is one of the fastest growing cloud core HR products in the market," said Holger Mueller, vice president and principal analyst at Constellation Research. "Compare that to the 30 years they've been in the on-premise HCM business, and it's a clear proof point of the higher rate of speed with which enterprises today are adopting cloud-based offerings."

"I believe one of the key reasons we are seeing this type of growth with SAP SuccessFactors Employee Central is because we didn't build a solution to solve problems from the last 30 years, we built a solution for the next 30 years," said Mike Ettling, president of SuccessFactors. "In building the R system of the future, it was important to move beyond performing the same functions just in a more sophisticated way. If we are asking customers to join us on this journey of HR transformation, we must deliver value in return. More than a system of record, SAP SuccessFactors Employee Central is a system of engagement. One of the best examples of this is with the recently introduced intelligent services, which we've designed to further melt away old business processes that were previously required to bridge the gaps between various HR functions."



"SAP SuccessFactors Employee Central is such a robust tool," said Sean Kundu, vice president of New Ventures for the San Francisco 49ers. "We're now able to pull data so much more quickly, and when we need to make big, holistic decisions about how the company is going to operate, we're able to do that much more easily. Providing that data is really critical, and that makes our jobs a lot simpler."

SAP SuccessFactors customer momentum is rooted in SAP's mission to make workplace technology more human, intelligent and encompassing of the total workforce. SAP SuccessFactors recently unveiled intelligent services, designed to consolidate impending transactions that result from employee-related events, guiding the end user easily through typical HR processes and helping reduce reliance on – and cost of – shared services. Also delivered recently was integration between SAP SuccessFactors Employee Central and SAP Fieldglass offerings to enable companies to better manage their contingent labor along with their permanent employees. Expanding on the theme of total workforce management, new capabilities to help manage apprentices are planned in the near future.


For more information, visit the SAP News Center. Follow SAP on Twitter at @SuccessFactors and @sapnews.

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