Magic Software Enterprises has announced the availability of iBOLT Special Edition (SE) for SAP R/3, a fully functional version of Magic's iBOLT integration suite targeted to users of SAP R/3 and mySAP ERP software. iBOLT SE for SAP R/3 enables businesses to extend the capabilities of SAP R/3, addressing changing collaboration processes, and allowing users to benefit from a service-enabled (SOA) SAP landscape.
iBOLT SE for SAP R/3 is designed to cost effectively address a wide range of business automation requirements for SAP R/3 and mySAP users. Using an intuitive, wizard-based interface, iBOLT SE for SAP R/3 provides a services delivery platform that leverages the business process enhancements that are possible on SAP R/3 and mySAP software.
"Many of our current SAP Business One partners who use iBOLT SE for SAP Business One have shown a great deal of interest in having a similar tool to address the needs of their SAP R/3 and mySAP customers. Today's announcement will allow thousands of SAP Business Partners, many of which are already partners with Magic Software, to deliver solutions for their SAP enterprise customers," says Amit Ben-Zvi, vice president of corporate marketing and products for Magic Software.
With iBOLT SE for SAP R/3, customers can now enable business processes such as:
- Automating manual communication with trading partners
- Connecting existing e-Commerce sites to SAP R/3
- Enabling customers and trading partners to submit orders automatically
- Facilitating EDI transactions
- Sharing SAP R/3 data and combining processes across systems
- Synchronizing company data across multiple sites
iBOLT Special Edition for SAP R/3 extends SAP's connectivity using SAP's native RFC API Library, while providing interfaces to RFCs, BAPIs and IDOCs. iBOLT Special Edition also efficiently utilizes the newest SAP NetWeaver XI's integrations tools and is SAP xApps certified.
About Magic Software Enterprises
Magic Software Enterprises (NASDAQ: MGIC) has been a leader in enterprise application development, deployment, and integration technology for more than two decades. The company's service-oriented platform is used by companies worldwide to develop, maintain, and deploy both legacy and new business solutions, while integrating these applications across both internal and external, heterogeneous environments. Magic Software's platform-independent methodology lets companies achieve agility by quickly assembling composite applications, allowing programmers to create services and architects and business analysts to orchestrate and reuse these services to enable business processes. Through partnerships with industry leaders such as IBM and SAP and more than 2500 ISVs worldwide, Magic Software technology is used by more than 1.5 million customers around the globe.
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