Superpartners picks SAP/CSC

in brief Superannuation specialist Superpartners today revealed it had picked multinational giants SAP and CSC to provide it with a new enterprise resource planning system.

The new ERP system is part of the company's recently announced $70 million technology overhaul. US giant CSC will provide system integration services in combination with SAP. Previously, Superpartners had been using a product from Landmark, in combination with hundreds of Microsoft Excel spreadsheets.

Superpartners chief executive Greg Camm said the company had outgrown its current systems. The company currently has over 6 million member accounts and 700,000 employers.

"Migrating onto a new ERP system is absolutely essential for us to mitigate the costs of ongoing growth, and to provide the sophisticated reporting and analysis required by our client industry funds," he said. Superpartners expects to announce the winner of an IT infrastructure managed services contract soon.