Ludwigsburg – The business graduate Marcus Willand came from SAP, and in future will work for MHP contributing his expertise on the themes of CRM, Cloud and agile development, as well as in the automotive and public sectors.
Marcus Willand:
"In order for mobility of the future to become reality, many players from the automobile industry and the public sector must come together. I know both worlds and, together with MHP, I want to ensure successful matching."
"After over 15 years at SAP, I again wanted to start something new and assume more entrepreneurial responsibility. MHP provides me with the opportunity. In addition, there is the current dynamics. The automobile world is increasingly becoming a mobility world – in which digitalization is a major factor. MHP is ideally prepared to shape this change. I want to play a part in this process."
The graduate business economist came from NTT Data, where over the past four years he set up the Supply Chain Solutions department, and was also responsible for Audi. At MHP he will use his experience to set up an SCM team, which will exclusively look after the customer Audi.
Holger Wick:
"With this new approach, we are further optimizing our consulting services. We can take up themes and develop ideas sooner. This is extremely important above all in the course of digitalization, because new business models, technical requirements and technologies must always be thought through together."
"MHP has the claim and the expertise to support companies in their digital transformation. In the automotive sector, this means specifically that automobile manufacturers become "mobility service providers". For me, this therefore opens up the opportunity to use my experience, my knowledge and my network in order to promote innovative projects."
For both the new Associated Partners, the fact that now was the right time for a change is also due to the future plans of MHP. "MHP provides everything to ensure the successful support of companies during the digital transformation. Both partners want to be part of the successful team involved in this interesting task."
