Learn how technology-driven automation can transform businesses and promote sustainability in the agriculture sector.
Crave InfoTech achieved the successful implementation of the SAP BTP Build Process Automation Project for International Tractors Ltd. (Sonalika Tractors) on May 25th, 2023. This accomplishment was the result of dedication, meticulous planning, and effective teamwork and the enormous consistent support of the Sonalika team. The collaboration between International Tractors Ltd. (Sonalika Tractors) and Crave InfoTech has brought about significant improvements to their operations.
You can read more about the details of modernizing the automobile sector on our blog.
International Tractors Ltd. (Sonalika Tractors) Team responsible for the SBPA project that was implemented.
When International Tractors Ltd. (Sonalika Tractors) partnered with Crave InfoTech to improve their accounts payable (AP) operations and used SAP Build Process Automation they made their AP processes more efficient and accurate.
By using templatization, OCR technology, and SAP Business Technology Platform, they automated gate entries and AP processes, getting rid of manual tasks and increasing accuracy. They gained real-time visibility and made data-driven decisions, resulting in streamlined processes, better performance, and cost savings. This collaboration shows how technology-driven automation can transform businesses and promote sustainability in the agriculture sector.
Join the webinar by Crave Team, and Mr. Vikas Yadav, Head of IT at International Tractors Ltd., as they share their experience & knowledge on this successful implementation of SBPA(iRPA).
Customer Presenter
Vikas Yadav, Head of IT at International of Tractors Ltd. (Sonalika Tractors)
Vikas Yadav is the Head of IT at ITL, leading Digitalization & Applications efforts. With extensive experience in IT/OT and a proven track record of successfully leading digital transformation programs from inception to tangible outcomes, he brings valuable expertise to the table.
Having recently acquired knowledge assets from the Indian School of Business (ISB) on Digital Transformation, Vikas Yadav is equipped to drive transformative initiatives with renewed vigor.
In his role at ITL, Vikas is responsible for spearheading Digital Transformation programs that span all functions, including Supply Chain, Manufacturing Operations, Finance, Sales, Service, and Customer Care. ITL has set its sights on the ambitious goal of Mission 2 Lac tractors (M2L), making digital transformation a top priority. IT plays a pivotal role in this mission, and Vikas is dedicated to leveraging technology to its fullest potential.
Crave Presenters
Ashwin Katkar, SAP BTP Architect at Crave Infotech,
Ashwin Katkar, a seasoned SAP BTP Architect with over 10 years of experience in software development within SAP environments. With expertise in SAP BTP extensions, integrations, automation, security, and mobile applications, Ashwin has consistently delivered successful projects and ensured seamless integration and optimized performance. His strong focus on security and mobile solutions has made him a sought-after professional, adept at aligning business requirements with technical excellence. Ashwin’s passion for innovation and staying ahead of industry trends sets him apart as a valuable asset in driving digital transformation journeys.
Patrick Willette, Sales & Growth North America at Crave InfoTech.
Patrick Willette, Sales & Growth North America at Crave InfoTech. With 20 years of industry experience in SAP, SuccessFactors, ByD, Fiori, UX, and BTP, Patrick is a trusted advisor and digital transformation evangelist. A graduate of the University of Minnesota, he has worked at SAP, Deloitte, and other top SAP partners. Patrick is known for his leadership, coaching skills, and expertise in SaaS, enterprise software, and cloud computing. He is also an active volunteer, serving on boards, participating in city government, and coaching. We’re excited to have Patrick driving our growth and leading our organization to new heights.
