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Leveraging SAP and SWIFT for Treasury Optimisation

The experience of Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. with Bank of America

Categories: Cash Management, Intercompany Financing, Payments, Strategic Treasury, SWIFT, Technology, Working Capital Management, Technology Articles, Bank Relationships, Receivables

In April 2004, Samsung embarked on a five-year project focused on standardising rules, data and processes across all Samsung entities globally. Specifically, Samsung was looking to integrate all of its disparate systems into a single global Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) platform based on SAP R/3, a company-wide platform designed to co-ordinate all resources, information, and activities associated with business processes such as payments and billing. An integral part of this project was to optimise Samsung’s treasury operations by linking SAP to SWIFTNet, the company’s choice for a platform-neutral global electronic banking network.

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