Spice Mobile switches over to SAP platform

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Spice Mobile switches over to SAP platform

TT Bureau | | 13 Oct 2010

Spice Mobility Ltd. announced a new collaboration with SAP to integrate all its processes under the platform.

SAP implemented the platform along with partner IBM.

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