Managing the risks and challenges of a global SAP ERP HCM implementation

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Get best practices and tips to reduce the risks and overcome unique change management challenges that are associated with a global SAP ERP HCM implementation. Discuss on how to develop a solid global SAP ERP HCM roadmap that not only reduces project risks, but also addresses key business challenges and requirements. Share your understanding on the most important project preparation activities that can make or break your global project.

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