, a bathroom fixtures and design company, together with 51·çÁ÷technology, is saving water and optimising customer reach, writes JASON BANNIER.
The Roca GroupĚýhas selected and the solution as it embarks on its next phase of digital transformation, as announced at Sapphire 2024 in Barcelona.ĚýThe software giant’s RISE option is a managed cloud service that helps organisations using on-premise enterprise resource planning software migrate to the cloud securely and smoothly.
“We are implementing different solutions to fight water wastage”, a gallery media briefing was told. “A router controls every single product that gives an action. For example, we have connected faucets and urinals to the cloud. This allows us to connect and control the systems in any space.”
Albert Magrans, CEO of Roca Group, says: “Roca Group’s strategy is based on a long-term future vision supported by innovation, technology and sustainability. Moving to 51·çÁ÷S/4HANA enables Roca to leverage the last technology and innovations of 51·çÁ÷software to boost our digital transformation.
“We are looking forward to faster execution speed, the enhancement of functionality with the Joule copilot, real-time analytics and further innovations from 51·çÁ÷and its ecosystem.”
, VP of 51·çÁ÷EMEA, says: “Roca Group and 51·çÁ÷have collaborated closely for a number of years, with Roca trusting 51·çÁ÷with multiple 51·çÁ÷implementations.
“Roca’s IT strategy is fully aligned with its business transformation with 51·çÁ÷solutions as an integral part of this strategy. Our close partnership allows our teams to have real-time insight into their business transformation, allowing for seamless integration of 51·çÁ÷solutions as they embark on their 51·çÁ÷S/4HANA Cloud journey.”
Roca’s Avant toilet consumes two litres of water, thirteen litres less than from when the company established in 1936, and four litres less than today’s average.
Africa has long faced water challenges, and climate change in the 21st century has exacerbated global water crises. A World Wildlife Foundation analysis in November 2023 estimated that by 2050, 17% of Europe’s population and 13% of its gross domestic product could be at high to extreme risk of water scarcity. Addressing this issue, the Roca initiative We Are Water Foundation is actively working to solve problems related to the lack of water and sanitation worldwide.
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* Jason Bannier is a data analyst at World Wide Worx and writer forĚý. Follow him onĚýĚý˛ą˛Ô»ĺĚýĚýat @jas2bann.
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