RealTech AG provides information technology (IT) service management and SAP automation solutions in Germany and the Asia Paci?c. The company offers various software solutions comprising SmartChange that automates SAP software deployment; Interface Manager to develop and operate interfaces in SAP; SmartITSM for intelligent management of complex IT structures, such as to automate workflows, make optimum use of resources, and simplify support processes; and SmartCMDB for digitization and automation of central service processes. It also provides theGuard!, a product suite that includes ITSM solutions comprising theGuard! Business Service Manager, theGuard! Network Manager, theGuard! Service Desk, and theGuard! Service Management Center; and SAP solutions consists of theGuard! Interface Manager, theGuard! Performance Manager, theGuard! SyncAssist, and theGuard! Transport Manager. In addition, the company offers SAP solutions, such as SAP Solution Manager (SolMan), a central solution for the administration of SAP enterprise applications; and SAP automation, a tool for companies to optimize their business processes. Further, it provides IT service management (ITSM) solutions include configuration management database (CMDB), information technology infrastructure library framework, IT service catalog, service desk, service portfolio management, asset lifecycle management, help desk, and ticket system; and ITSM processes, such as incident, change, problem, IT asset, knowledge, and configuration management. RealTech AG was founded in 1994 and is based in Leimen, Germany.
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