SAP ❤️ Foundry

Connecting the dots in the modern enterprise

SAP is the bedrock of modern business. Enterprises are built around it and through it, because SAP has a unique ability to bring structure to processes that are too critical to leave to chance, but too sprawling and complex to manage centrally.  

The tool is software—but the product has always been manageability. Fifty years on, SAP processes are embedded in countless enterprise settings—supply chains, production, finance—where the stakes are high and structure is paramount. 

This approach comes at a cost of some flexibility. You can’t be ‘agile’ with the nervous system of an entire enterprise. Software is soft but payroll systems are there to draw hard lines.  

This changed with the announcement at this week’s SAP Sapphire: More often than not, the prime objective of a large enterprise Foundry deployment is to achieve a seamless integration with SAP. If SAP’s product is manageability, Foundry’s is connecting the dots. Its roots are different—California, rather than Germany; curiosity, rather than administration—but it was created for a world that’s largely defined by SAP.   

And Foundry engineers at Foxtrot play ball. We learned early on at Palantir to deploy Foundry with the players inside the client company, bring them onboard as co-creators, and work from the facts at hand. It’s our culture, too. And we are right now integrating SAP and other ERPs to create real impact for our enterprise customers.  
 
As a team with more than 100 years of Foundry experience between us, Foxtrot brings unrivalled expertise in AI, data engineering, and strategic transformation.  

There’s a reason why companies have selected Foxtrot as a preferred implementation partner.  
 
Headquartered in Washington, D.C., Foxtrot has quickly grown from a staff of two to more than 40 employees around the world.