TASHKENT, Uzbekistan, March 13. Uzbekistan and German SAP company held a meeting to discuss the introduction of ERP system in Uzbekneftegaz JSC, Trend reports.
According to Uzbekneftegaz, the meeting was organized in accordance with the memorandum of understanding signed between the companies in 2023.
The roadmap approved by the government to implement the signed agreements made during a visit of the head of Uzbekistan to Germany last year provides for the introduction of an ERP system on the basis of the SAP integrated system in Uzbekistan.
Implementation of an ERP system will ensure maximum integration of organizations under Uzbekneftegaz's jurisdiction to achieve the best financial result. The unified system will allow for the elimination of errors related to human factors during information transfer.
To ensure the fulfillment of the assigned task, the specialists of the JSC studied the experience of the implementation of the SAP BPC (business planning and consolidation) system, which was implemented in the Uzsanoatqurilish Bank JSCB. Also, the functions and capabilities of SAP PI/PO (process integration and orchestration) were studied and compared with the solutions of other international companies.
The working group, consisting of Uzbekneftegaz specialists, studied the possibilities of the implementation of SAP PM (Plant Maintenance) modules, SAP FI (Financial Accounting) (financial management), and SAP MDG (Master Data Governance) (centralized data management).
Together with representatives of SAP in Uzbekistan, a project roadmap was developed. Currently, work is underway to determine the organizational and functional scope of the technical specifications of the ERP system based on SAP.
On the agenda of the meeting, the parties discussed responsibility matters for ERP system implementation within their competence.
During the conversation, the representatives of SAP presented information on the achieved results on global industrial trends.
SAP is a German company known as an analytical software developer with regional offices in 180 countries.