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Emtec (News - Alert) announced today that it has acquired through its subsidiary, Emtec Global Services, all of the outstanding stock of eBusiness Applications Solutions and Aveeva, Inc., and the company’s Indian subsidiary, Aviance Software India Private Limited.

 

Jessica Chopra, who will remain as President of eBAS and Aveeva, and will report to Dinesh Desai, Emtec’s chairman, chief executive officer and president, said, “I’m excited to be a part of the growth of Emtec Global Services and (to) provide its first offshore capability.”

 

Aveeva and eBAS say they offer software consulting services, including training on SAP (News - Alert), CRM, Oracle Apps, and Java-based products. They are an SAP Services Partner. Specific capabilities include turn-key project executions, compliance management, business process management, off-shore, on-shore and near-shore software development, QA automation and maintenance.

 

Their clients span vertical markets such as banking, financial services and insurance, retail, healthcare, and technology. Emtec Global Services acquired Luceo in March.

 

In June, SAP AG announced that South Africa’s Office of the Public Protector selected an SAP product to transform its case management operations, automating its manually driven investigations, reviews, analysis and reporting processes.

 

The office, an independent and impartial constitutional institution, conducts investigations into alleged improper conduct by state organizations.

 

With the new SAP Investigative Case Management for Public Sector package, based on the SAP Customer Relationship Management application and the SAP NetWeaver technology platform, SAP officials say, the OPP will automate its core processes in facilitating resolution of disputes, reporting and “recommending remedial action, and enhancing awareness of the office’s role and responsibilities.”

 

“The Public Protector has the power to investigate any conduct in state affairs, or in the public administration in any sphere of government that is alleged or suspected to be improper or to result in any impropriety or prejudice,” said Charles Motau, head of Information Technology in the Office of the Public Protector.

 

“SAP software will help us to prepare our reports to the National Assembly with more relevant analytical data and in a more timely manner,” he added.