BDI Pharma deploys Zensar SAP ERP and CRM solutions
BDI Pharma, a distributor of plasma derived pharmaceuticals and infusion therapy products, and Zensar Technologies have entered into an agreement for SAP ERP and CRM solutions.
The deployment has been achieved with the use Zenlife a proprietary accelerator tool, and the use of various solution frameworks, regulatory expertise, and consulting capabilities in Life Sciences, the companies said.
ZenLife is a templatized SAP solution covering about 80-85% of the major business processes and manufacturing operations.
Zensar's SAP practice offers services extending from pre-implementation planning through maintenance, support, and upgrade.
BDI has also selected Zensar to deliver the Business Intelligence Strategy and SAP Business Objects Implementation for reporting and dash-boarding.
BDI executive vice president William Shirey said the expertise demonstrated by Zensar has been critical to the success of their conversion to SAP.
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