SAP: Using Supply Chain Technology To Raise Living Standards In The Developing World

Posted by Tom Foremski - February 22, 2013

Guest post by Amy Seidman - Noble Profit

Jennifer Scholze, Senior Director, Sustainability Solutions Product Safety and Stewardship, explains how SAP is working with women in Ghana as part of the Ghana Shea Value Chain Initiative.

SAP is using its supply chain technology to minimize the number of middle men necessary to get supply to purchasers. The goal of the initiative is to increase the income for women that are harvesting shea nuts.

Scholze discusses how SAP demonstrates their commitment to supporting communities and improving lives in disadvantaged areas of the world. 

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