Enableware, Inc. announces the availability of its PowerBuild Wizard platform for SAP applications

SAP Safe Passage customers can now reduce their implementation costs by up to 75%

PHOENIX, Arizona, June 6, 2005 -- Enableware, Inc., a leading provider of acceleration tools for rapid implementation and deployment of ERP applications, today announced the availability of its PowerBuild Wizard platform for SAP applications.

Customers in the SAP Safe Passage program, who are already saving 75% off the PeopleSoft license price for the new SAP ERP package, can now save the same amount on their implementation cost. Enableware’s powerful platform, which automates the work that consultants do and increases their productivity by up to 3 times, is now available to accelerate the migration.

Industry analysts, speaking on ERP implementations, are quoted saying that, “just to upgrade to a new version of the same old ERP system customers should budget for about 30% cost of the original implementation.”

Robert Ziglin, President of Enableware commented, “With our platform, for the about the same 30% percent it will cost to upgrade your ERP system, a company can migrate from their old system to the new SAP ERP. There is very little, or no re-engineering effort anymore when going from one ERP to another. Re-engineering efforts were performed when the first ERP system was implemented, so moving it to the next system is much less complex. It’s more like a mass migration with a bit of training, and not a heavy re-engineering effort.”

Ziglin added, “We have proven our ability to save money and accelerate legacy systems to ERP implementation with a major Global System Integrator, and we are proving that again. ERP to ERP is much easier, faster and less expensive. Just how much re-engineering and re-training do you need when the new ERP systems are web based? It would be like calling an engineer to help you view CNN’s website vs. MSNBC’s for news!”

Both customers and implementation partners are encouraged to take advantage of this offer and then refocus their major business process re-engineering efforts on the new Service Oriented Architecture, and to deploy added automation rather than to completely re-engineer the old ERP system.

Enableware’s partner program, which forms the ‘mass migration path’, is now open to all interested parties. Contact Enableware at: 602-418-3109. View the company’s website at: www.enableware-inc.com.

About Enableware

Enableware, Inc is in the business of reducing Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) implementation configuration costs up to 75% by automating what consultants do. Configuring an ERP application to the customer's requirement or blue print is the largest effort of the implementation process and typically done by consultants. Our platform, PowerBuild Wizard, automates this configuration work by marrying the "Industry Standard Configuration Set" with Intellectual Capital configuration rules to create the first "Industry Dynamic Configuration Sets".

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