Shanghai
MTC’s China headquarters, bringing together solution assessment, industry consultants, project management, development, integration and ongoing support for projects nationwide.
Services · Local Delivery in Mainland China
SAP Business One Local Implementation Services in China
MTC operates seven directly operated service centers in Shanghai, Suzhou, Beijing, Guangzhou, Wuhan, Tianjin and Shenyang, covering solution assessment, implementation, integration, training, go-live and ongoing support. Other mainland locations are served through remote and on-site resources defined in the project plan.
Local delivery assessment
Three criteria for assessing local SAP delivery capability
The assessment should cover local service centers and consultant resources, experience from comparable regional and industry projects, and the planned division between on-site and remote work. MTC publishes its directly operated mainland service centers, regional cases and project coverage model for review during project approval and partner selection.
MAINLAND CHINA SERVICE NETWORK
Four direct-service regions with project coverage across mainland China
Directly operated service centers support implementation and ongoing service in their regions. Other cities are served by cross-regional project teams with remote and on-site resources defined by scope.
East China · Direct
Shanghai, Suzhou and the Yangtze River Delta
Suzhou
A directly operated center serving manufacturing, medical-device and other companies across Suzhou, Jiangsu and the wider Yangtze River Delta.
South China · Direct
Guangzhou and the Greater Bay Area
The Guangzhou team supports manufacturing, consumer-goods, food and cross-border businesses across South China, with local discovery, training, go-live and support backed by specialists from Shanghai and other regions.
North and Northeast China · Direct
Beijing, Tianjin and Shenyang
Three directly operated centers serve projects across North and Northeast China, handling local discovery, implementation, training, go-live and support while drawing on national industry expertise as required.
Central China · Direct
Wuhan
The directly operated Wuhan center serves Central China with a mix of on-site work, remote configuration and testing, supported by specialists from the national team.
West and other regions · Project coverage
Southwest, Northwest and other mainland cities
MTC does not currently operate direct service centers in Southwest or Northwest China. Projects are staffed by cross-regional teams based on industry, scale and implementation phase, with remote workshops, configuration and testing supplemented by on-site support at key milestones. Staffing, frequency and duration are defined in the project plan.
Service scope
Services across assessment, implementation and ongoing support
The scope covers solution assessment, business blueprinting, implementation, training, cutover and ongoing support, with continuity in project scope, responsibilities and deliverables across each phase.
Selection and business assessment
Determine whether B1 fits the company’s scale, industry processes, HQ systems and expansion plan.
Blueprint and implementation
Map current and target processes, then deliver configuration, development, testing, data migration and project management.
System integration
Connect HQ ERP, MES, WMS, e-commerce, banks, e-invoicing and other operating systems.
Training and knowledge transfer
Role-based key-user and end-user training, manuals, rehearsals and internal knowledge transfer.
Go-live and on-site support
Define the cutover plan and stabilization support, with remote and on-site work scheduled in the project plan.
Support and continuous improvement
Ongoing support through the customer portal, consultant team, health checks and service reporting.
Regional project evidence
Regional projects and delivery experience
These cases demonstrate MTC project experience in the relevant regions, industries and levels of operating complexity. Results for a new project depend on its scope, starting conditions and joint project governance.
Shanghai and the Yangtze River Delta
Suzhou and Jiangsu
Guangzhou and the Greater Bay Area
All named cases above have customer authorization for public use; anonymous cases do not disclose the customer name.
Frequently Asked Questions
What SAP Business One services can MTC provide to companies in Shanghai?
MTC is headquartered in Shanghai and provides solution assessment, business blueprinting, implementation, data migration, system integration, training, go-live stabilization and ongoing support. On-site and resident-team arrangements are defined in the project scope and plan.
Can MTC provide local implementation and on-site support in Suzhou and Jiangsu?
Yes. MTC has a directly operated service center in Suzhou for projects across Suzhou, Jiangsu and the wider Yangtze River Delta. Other Jiangsu locations are served jointly by the Suzhou and Shanghai teams using a mix of remote and on-site delivery.
Which team serves Guangzhou and the Greater Bay Area?
MTC’s directly operated Guangzhou center serves South China and the Greater Bay Area, covering implementation, integration, training, go-live and support. The project team is configured around the industry, modules and integration requirements.
Does MTC have directly operated centers in Beijing, Tianjin, Shenyang and Wuhan?
Yes. MTC has directly operated service centers in all four cities, supporting North China, Northeast China and Central China projects with access to specialists from Shanghai and other regions when required.
Can MTC implement in Southwest, Northwest or other mainland cities without a local center?
Yes. MTC assigns a cross-regional team based on the industry, project size and implementation phase, combining remote workshops, configuration and testing with on-site support at key milestones. MTC does not currently operate direct service centers in Southwest or Northwest China; the on-site arrangements are defined in the project plan.
Does an SAP Business One project require a team on site for the entire implementation?
Not necessarily. Discovery, blueprinting, testing, training and go-live may need on-site work, while other activities can be delivered remotely. Frequency and duration depend on scope, location, complexity and the agreed project plan.
Confirm the delivery organization and on-site plan for your location
Provide the company location, industry, current systems and target timeline. MTC will outline the proposed project team, the phases requiring on-site work and the scope of the next assessment.
Discuss local delivery