The Insider's Guide to Next-Generation BPM
Date & Time: ON-DEMAND STARTING AUGUST 14TH
Dr. Marko Lange, Industry Business Unit (IBU) Chemicals, SAP (bio)
Join SAP and eBizQ for the global launch of the first SAP REACH Compliance solution demo. The term REACH itself represents a legislative framework introduced by the European Union (EU) in 2007 to cover the registration, evaluation, authorization, and restriction of chemical substances. Hot on the heels of these new directives, strategic partners SAP and TechniData developed the SAP REACH Compliance solution, billed as a reliable and cost-effective means of implementing the REACH requirements for industries throughout the manufacturing sector.
This Webcast signals the official unveiling of the first demonstration of the SAP REACH Compliance application, presented by Dr. Marko Lange of Industry Business Unit (IBU) Chemicals at SAP AG. The Webcast promises to clarify the impact of REACH on business processes and also show how IT can help to manage compliance.
In June 2007, the European Commission introduced REACH requiring from each Manufacturer and Importer the registration of chemicals whose volume is above 1 metric ton a year. Beside Process Industries also downstream users such as consumer products, pharmaceuticals, plastics, coatings, and even electronics are affected by REACH legislation.
The corresponding directives cover more than 120,000 substances, and consequently affect many different functional areas of a company, including purchasing, product development, manufacturing, materials planning, logistics, quality assurance, and sales.
REACH compliance and the associated challenges posed by processing this massive volume of substance registrations would be impossible to master without a software solution such as the one now offered by two key innovative members of the Industry Value Network (IVN) for Chemicals, SAP and TechniData.
SAP REACH Compliance focuses on preparing enterprises to comply with REACH legislation by supporting activities such as upstream and downstream communication, data management, and pre-registration.
In this exclusive Webcast, Dr. Lange unveils the first solution demonstration showcasing features and functions of the new application.
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Featured Speaker Bios:
Dr. Marko Lange studied industrial engineering specialising in chemical technology and worked as research associate for chemical and pharmaceutical business administration at Mannheim University. He joined SAP in 2000 becoming a Presales Consultant for E-Business solutions in Process Industries. Then he was responsible as industry principal for the Market Development of SAP for Life Sciences with special emphasis on SAP Netweaver and R&D solutions. Since 2006, he belongs to SAP´s IBU Chemicals and is responsible in solution management for compliance and supplier collaboration in the chemical industry.
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