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By acquiring 3-D visualization software maker Right Hemisphere, SAP will enable comprehensive visual communication for all SAP customers.
SAP (NYSE: SAP) has announced plans to acquire Right Hemisphere, a provider of visual enterprise solutions, to help customers improve the way they do business.
Right Hemisphere technology lets customers visualize business processes from design to manufacturing through sales, operations and service, according to SAP.
The 3-D model-based visualization and communications technologies from Right Hemisphere will enhance SAP software and enable visual navigation of an entire product or asset and all its associated data in one unified environment, said SAP.
Visual communication is particularly useful for companies that rely on a network of partners for product innovation, manufacturing and service delivery. Instead of relying on static images, Right Hemisphere and SAP will give companies an intuitive visual format, so all workers across geographies can have complete, up-to-date visual assembly and maintenance instructions and variant simulations, resulting in fewer errors and delays.
Employees will be able to make process and procedural adjustments on the fly, and sales and customer relations teams will be able to provide their customers with a photo-realistic visualization of the final product from any location, allowing them to give feedback before the product is delivered, said SAP.
"We are very excited to be part of SAP," said Michael Lynch, CEO of Right Hemisphere. "The combination of SAP's vast set of business information and Right Hemisphere's visualization capabilities will change the way businesses of any size create, manage and deliver products and services across their enterprise and their supply chain."
To further drive innovation for customers, SAP intends to integrate the enterprise visualization technology assets from Right Hemisphere into its mobile technologies, allowing business users to access timely visual images of products on a variety of mobile devices.
This article was originally published on September 8, 2011
