Automation seems like the answer - until it builds something no one wants to use.
If you’re copying SAP variant tables into CPQ as constraints, you’re doing too much work.
Writing your own SAP-to-CPQ rule parser might feel like a smart shortcut - until it isn’t.
What if your CPQ model simply didn’t match your ERP data - and you didn’t even know?
In our previous post, we boldly compared SAP CPQ and Tacton CPQ, drawing conclusions that, upon furt...
I recently came across an article (link) discussing the implementation of SAP CPQ and the challenges...
Gartner predicts the CPQ market will continue to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 20%...