“SAP Romania has no choice but retrain the new graduates it hires. It simply starts from scratch, as graduates are poorly trained. The Romanian education system is degrading every year,” said Tomsa.
He also pointed out that the Romanian business software market will not increase in 2012.
German software corporation SAP has over 82,000 clients in over 120 countries. SAP Romania was set up in 2002 and focuses on sales and marketing, as well as on developing SAP solutions.
According to Finance Ministry data, SAP Romania’s sales stood at 73.1 million lei (about EUR16.8 million) in 2010. The company registered net profit of RON11.6 million last year. (EUR1=RON4.3346)