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Business Fortune
12 November, 2025
Automotive supplier Brose sets a new standard for SAP adoption and operational agility internationally with a fast cloud transfer.
Brose, an international automotive supplier, has successfully moved its main SAP systems to SAP Cloud ERP Private Solutions on Amazon Web Services (AWS), according to a recent announcement from SAP SE. This represents an important turning point in its digital transformation practice.
Brose moved its essential systems, including complex processes for production like expedited and just-in-sequence operations across its worldwide manufacturing sites, from internal data centers to the cloud in just six months. The move was carried out without impacting customer supplies, showing the strength of the SAP-Brose partnership and the flexibility of the solutions.
Stefan Krug, CEO of the Brose Group, stated, This cloud migration strengthens its standing as an innovative partner for the flexibility of the future and makes Brose quicker, more flexible, and stronger. The dedication of the team and their effortless partnership with SAP make him proud.
The project establishes a standard for upcoming SAP cloud projects and serves as a reference implementation for the automotive industry. SAP Cloud ERP Private can support high-performance manufacturing facilities while providing scalability and creativity, as proven by Brose's successful adoption.
According to Thomas Saueressig, a member of SAP SE's Executive Board, Brose's quick and easy transfer to SAP Cloud ERP Private is an example of how the cloud can promote agility and resilience in the automobile industry. This partnership shows what can happen when industry executives embrace change quickly and effectively. In order to strengthen its foundation of SAP cloud solutions and enable the use of the latest advances, such as AI, Brose continues to work closely with SAP and other ecosystem partners to strengthen its standing as a leader in automotive digitalization.