Westrocon | United VARs member South Africa

Seidor is a Spanish multinational that provides services and solutions in the field of software and computer consultancy; with a broad portfolio that covers: consulting, infrastructure, deployment, development and maintenance of applications and outsourcing services. With a turnover of 300 million Euros in 2016, Seidor has direct presence in Europe, Latin America, USA, Middle East and Africa, and is founding member of United VARs. In the SAP ecosystem, Seidor is SAP Platinum Partner, the highest level of partnership with SAP, and has received the 2016 SAP Pinnacle Award in the category of Value-Added Reseller worldwide. Its more than 20 years of experience, a team of 1,700 SAP consultants and more than 3,000 clients, guarantee that Seidor is a solid and reliable partner which helps its customers to simplify management technology as a means to increase agility and profitability of their businesses.

Westrocon | United VARs member South Africa

18.03.2021

Pharma plant digitally transforms with SAP S/4HANA in just 4 months

Kiara Health, a manufacturing partner for a top five pharmaceutical company, bought a manufacturing plant from one of the large pharmaceutical companies. They wanted to digitally transform the plant’s processes, from product ordering through to production. Working with United VARs member for South Africa, Seidor Westrocon, they migrated from SAP ECC and implemented a greenfield SAP S/4HANA in only 4 months. We talked to Martin Van Wyk, Director at Seidor Westrocon, to discover more about this successful digital transformation project.

Westrocon | United VARs member South Africa

12.04.2019

South Africa's Latest Software Industry Trends

The Ins and Outs for Doing Business in South Africa

The African economy is growing and the potential to grow even faster . A report from the African Development Bank Group has highlighted that in 2017 the real output growth of the African continent has increased to 3.6%, and has continued to accelerate in 2018, reaching 4.1%. In particular, the sub-Saharan region is expected to grow by 3.1%. Despite African economies showing…

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