The role involves business and functional analysis in Procurement processes S2C and P2P, along with experience in SAP Ariba.
Job Title: SME Operations
Location: Pune
Role Description
- Business and functional analysis experience in Procurement S2C and P2P processes.
- Experience of working with SAP Ariba.
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Sap Ariba
Capco Toronto, Ontario, CAN Office
First Canadian Place, Suite 5010, 100 King Street West, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M5X 1C7
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