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Press Release

SNP Introduces World's First Cloud-Based Transformation Solution

- Increased transparency for rapid decisions when carrying out
transformation processes

- SNP Transformation Cloud supports all stages of transformation
processes with extensive analyses, reports, and figures

- Software-as-a-Service offering available immediately

Heidelberg, July 14, 2015 - The transparency and accuracy of data are both
key to the success of corporate transformation processes. Executives and
the heads of IT departments can only react to current challenges rapidly
and systematically when they have the relevant information at their
disposal. In order to offer clients increased transparency for faster
decisions when carrying out transformation processes, SNP AG has moved key
features of its software solution SNP Transformation Backbone into the
cloud. Specifically, the SNP Transformation Cloud significantly increases
transparency when it comes to the condition of the IT systems and
automatically uncovers hidden performance potential for decision-makers
without any additional time and effort. This dramatically increases
management's reaction speed and gives them additional freedom, which is key
to the success of transactions in, for example, M&A (mergers and
acquisitions) processes, or considerably speeds up transformation processes
when restructuring a company.

The Transformation Cloud can be used to generate a wide variety of figures
and reports on the status of the IT systems as well as information about
ongoing transformation projects. The information is collected in the
respective IT landscape and uploaded to the personalized, highly secure
Transformation Cloud environment. Afterwards, this information is readily
available as a documentation or an assessment for analyses which can be
conducted from any location. This allows management to more quickly
identify areas with the potential for improvement, and in addition,
anonymized comparisons with other IT system landscapes highlight potential
ways to optimize structures, data, and customizations. This gives