Industries we understand.
Our team brings hands-on industry experience gained through Rufouss engagements, previous professional roles and independent consulting assignments. That practical exposure is what lets us understand industry-specific SAP processes, operational realities and quality challenges — rather than testing every landscape as though it were the same one.
Nine industries, and what is genuinely different about each.
Every one of these has an SAP problem the others do not. Follow any of them to see where we would put the testing effort, and why.
It is a narrower word than “serve”, and we mean it that way.
Plenty of firms list every industry there is. It costs nothing to write and tells a buyer nothing, because a list is not knowledge.
What is on this page is the set of industries where our consultants have spent real time — enough to know which SAP processes carry the risk, what tends to be missed in a test plan, and what shows up in production three weeks after go-live. Where we have that, we say so and we show our reasoning. Where we do not, the industry is not on this page.
The quality engineering itself — testing, automation, assurance — is not industry-specific. What is industry-specific is knowing where to point it.
The work is the same. Where it is aimed is not.
Start wherever the programme is. Most people start with a conversation.
Not sure your industry is on the list?
Tell us what the programme is and we will say honestly how much of it we have seen before. A straight answer either way is more use to you than a page that claims everything.