Rizing, LLC, announced that its Hydrogen 1.0 mobile user experience solution has achieved SAP certification as powered by SAP NetWeaver and integrated with SAP S/4HANA. The solution integrates with SAP NetWeaver and empowers asset-intensive industries to simplify work orders, notifications, operator rounds, and material management to improve asset reliability and labor productivity with asset maintenance. Hydrogen also works with SAP ERP Central Component (SAP ERP) and SAP S/4HANA.
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“We are excited to deliver Hydrogen 1.0, Rizing’s mobile user experience solution to enhance asset maintenance,” said Noel Fagan, CEO of Rizing’s EAM business. “Our team is motivated to modernize and simplify business processes, speed results, and empower the workforce to excel. This user experience does exactly that – and it allows customers to extend the solution to fit their particular needs. We are honored that Hydrogen is now SAP-certified as powered by SAP NetWeaver and integrated with SAP S/4HANA. This recognizes our commitment to our customers to maximize their investment in SAP.”
Rizing, LLC has achieved these certifications through the SAP Integration and Certification Center (SAP ICC). The Hydrogen 1.0 solution, built with SAP UI5, delivers a consistent user experience across any type of device. Further, Hydrogen provides an online and offline user experience that supports asset maintenance activities in the field where the work takes place.
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Solutions that are powered by SAP NetWeaver can be quickly and easily integrated into SAP solution environments. Customers can benefit from improved interoperability with SAP applications and with the vast ecosystem of solutions that run on SAP NetWeaver. Choosing an SAP-certified solution can also help reduce overall IT investment costs and risks.
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