Portsmouth firm named top SAP performer

May 25, 2006

NH Business Review Staff,

N’ware Technologies of Portsmouth was awarded the Top Business One Performer of the Year for 2005 by SAP, the enterprise resource planning software giant.

This award is given to strategic partners that demonstrate the most expertise within SAP’s Business One practice as well as strong sales performance.

N’ware’s LISA Enterprise solution is currently the only manufacturing add-on that is certified with SAP Business One, which has garnered the company the honor of being recognized as one of 50 top partners in the SMB sector by SAP.

N’ware Technologies is an integrator of resource planning systems and manufacturing execution systems for small- and mid-size businesses in the manufacturing industry. The company is headquartered in Portsmouth and St-Georges, Quebec City, and Montreal, Canada, and employs more than 30 people. —CINDY KIBBE

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