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BMW to expand Rosslyn high-tech centres amid strong digitalisation pushGlobal HubBy:Creamer Media Senior Deputy Editor AUTO INDUSTRY BMW Group South Africa (SA) aims to expand its IT Operations Centre, at the company’s Rosslyn plant, as well as its SAP Shared Services Centre (SSC), in Pretoria East, to employ a combined total of more than 600 people by 2017. The SAP SSC currently employs 200 specialists, with a target of 320 in 2017. The SSC started in 2014 with 80 employees.
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