Oil & Gas

SAP for Oil & Gas is a set of solutions that supports fundamental business requirements while providing end-to-end solutions that cover upstream, midstream, downstream, and marketing processes from wellhead to retail outlet. So you can lower costs, increase profitability, and improve competitiveness.

With SAP for Oil & Gas allows you to be globally integrated while remaining regionally focused to forge stronger relationships with partners, improve decision making, and enhance organizational flexibility. And you can do it all regardless of your company's size.

Hytown provides SAP oil and gas software to operators and service companies of all sizes, and in 4 years we have implemented SAP solutions in North America and East Asia.

Our team includes specialist staff for the full range of SAP oil and gas software modules, including:

• Joint Venture Accounting
• Human Capital Management software
• Supplier Relationship Management software
• Remote (Offshore) Logistics Management

• Supplier Relationship Management software – SRM software is a set of tools for managing your interactions with suppliers of goods and services. Combining our in-depth understanding of the upstream oil and gas industry with the capabilities of SAP's mySAP SRM software, Hytown provides a dedicated implementation service for oil and gas SRM solutions.
  
  
• Tailored Training – design and delivery of workshops and SAP software training courses. Hytown's courses and workshops are geared to the specific needs of the upstream oil and gas sector.
  
  
• SAP Process Audit – optimising the business processes underlying the functional areas of SAP systems, focusing on potential pain points and opportunities, and analysing interactions and issues across SAP software modules.
  
  
• Supply Chain Management Forum – SCM Forum is focused upon making the most of SAP business software in the context of the upstream oil and gas industry supply chain. The purpose of the Forum is to allow businesses that use SAP software to share best practice and discuss common supply chain related issues.