Present during the recent kick-off ceremony were (L-R), Frederick Ambrocio, FastTrack Regional Sales Manager; Corazon Viado, FastTrack B1 Practice Manager; Lawrence Lua, FastTrack Project Manager; Armand Ng, ACCLI President; Richard Ng, ACCLI Vice President; and Nathan Ng, ACCLI SAP Project Manager.
Present during the recent kick-off ceremony were (L-R), Frederick Ambrocio, FastTrack Regional Sales Manager; Corazon Viado, FastTrack B1 Practice Manager; Lawrence Lua, FastTrack Project Manager; Armand Ng, ACCLI President; Richard Ng, ACCLI Vice President; and Nathan Ng, ACCLI SAP Project Manager.

ASIA Cargo Container Line, Inc. (ACCLI), one of the country's leading international freight forwarding and third-party logistics companies, recently acquired SAP Business One software to help streamline its business processes and accelerate the company’s growth.

SAP is the world’s largest business software company with 74% of the Forbes top 500 companies running SAP software.

Implementing the world-class business management solution for ACCLI is FastTrackSolutions, Inc, the pioneer in SAP Business One implementation in the Philippines and also the Asia Pacific's record-holder for implementing the largest SAP Business One project in the region.

Included in the SAP Business One Project is the roll-out of the software to all logistics companies within the ACCLI group. This is part of ACCLI's commitment to service excellence as they compete in the global market place.

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