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MRF Madras Rubber Factory
MRF LIMITED

SAP ENSURES A SMOOTH DRIVE AHEAD FOR MRF LIMITED, A LEADING PLAYER IN THE TYRE MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY

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“SAP has changed the way we work and for the better. We can’t do without SAP. In fact, MRF runs on SAP. We will look to SAP to meet our future business needs,”
Prince Azariah, Chief Information Officer, MRF Limited

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Name: MRF Limited Head Office: Chennai Industry: Automotive Supplier Products: Tyres Employees: 15,000 Revenue: INR 5000 Crores www.mrftyres.com (new website under construction)

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Industry dominance Functions and features Met company’s requirements Positioned for future growth Availability of reliable information at all relevant levels on real-time basis leading to improved decision-making and control Increased organizational efficiency Enhanced internal collaboration and increased employee productivity Siemens Information Systems Limited Outdated legacy systems, failed implementation of Oracle Applications Hardware: HP Integrity Servers Operating System: HP-UX Database: IBM DB2

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Reposition IT as a business enabler Overcome difficulty in managing and controlling disparate data Integrate all major business functions and achieve real-time management Increase efficiency to support rapid business growth Consolidate all business systems into a single, integrated enterprise resource planning (ERP) system Provide a platform for free flow of infor mation and a central data repository

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SAP ERP

Solutions and Services

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Time-frame: 9 months, strict adherence to time-schedules Top Management’s support Highly dedicated team Comprehensive change management

SAP ERP Success Story MRF Limited

MRF LIMITED

SAP ENSURES A SMOOTH DRIVE
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