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Expansion brief

Expanding an SAP AI & analytics practice into North America

Expanding an SAP AI & analytics practice into North America — Analytics Legends section illustration for SAP analytics market intelligence (Datasphere, BDC, SAC, BW/4HANA)

As of 2026-09-30

The region in five numbers

1,595
Service providers listed
2,336
SAP end-customers listed
194
Live opportunities on the radar
850
Consultants in the directory
2
Countries with data

Buyers — SAP end-customers by country

United States2,045 customers
Canada291 customers

Counts of the SAP end-customer corpus per country. The company rows themselves are a Legend deliverable (the SAP customers section and the MCP tool find_sap_clients). SAP customers →

Competition — who already sells there

1,434 of the 1,595 listed providers have no sister entity abroad — the population a foreign practice partners with or acquires; 150 belong to a group already present in more than one region.

By kind of provider

IT generalists866 firms
Unclassified346 firms
SAP specialists260 firms
ESN / systems integrators45 firms
Big-4 & audit networks36 firms
Platforms & marketplaces17 firms
Executive search11 firms
Strategy consulting11 firms
Recruitment specialists3 firms

By country (top)

United States1,341 firms
Canada254 firms

Firm directory →

Talent — consultants and open roles by country

Consultants in the directory

United States724 consultants
Canada126 consultants

Live opportunities

United States184 opportunities
Canada10 opportunities

A thin opportunity count is a fact about the radar's coverage of the region, not about its market: the radar is fed by European job boards first. Opportunities →

Day rates — what is measured, what is not

Measured cells

  • North America (US/CA) — Canada, United States

Countries with no measured band

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Cells come from rate-bands.json (editorial band model, provenance per cell). Countries listed as unmeasured carry NO band: the platform refuses to transpose a neighbouring band onto them. Day rates →

Bridge groups — families already present here and elsewhere

Brand families holding entities both in this region and in at least one other. For a practice inside one of them the border is an internal process, not a market entry; for the others they are the incumbents to price against. Evidence: a curated parent key or a shared domain brand.

  • Deloitte · here: Canada, United States · elsewhere: Africa, Asia-Pacific, EMEA (Europe & Middle East), Latin America (85 countries)
  • IBM · here: Canada, United States · elsewhere: Africa, Asia-Pacific, EMEA (Europe & Middle East), Latin America (84 countries)
  • Accenture · here: Canada, United States · elsewhere: Africa, Asia-Pacific, EMEA (Europe & Middle East), Latin America (81 countries)
  • PwC · here: Canada, United States · elsewhere: Africa, Asia-Pacific, EMEA (Europe & Middle East), Latin America (72 countries)
  • EY · here: Canada · elsewhere: Africa, Asia-Pacific, EMEA (Europe & Middle East), Latin America (71 countries)
  • KPMG · here: Canada, United States · elsewhere: Africa, Asia-Pacific, EMEA (Europe & Middle East), Latin America (65 countries)
  • Capgemini · here: Canada, United States · elsewhere: Africa, Asia-Pacific, EMEA (Europe & Middle East), Latin America (52 countries)
  • NTT DATA · here: Canada, United States · elsewhere: Africa, Asia-Pacific, EMEA (Europe & Middle East), Latin America (43 countries)
  • Fujitsu · here: Canada, United States · elsewhere: Africa, Asia-Pacific, EMEA (Europe & Middle East), Latin America (39 countries)
  • DXC Brazil · here: Canada, United States · elsewhere: Africa, Asia-Pacific, EMEA (Europe & Middle East), Latin America (37 countries)
  • Infosys · here: Canada, United States · elsewhere: Africa, Asia-Pacific, EMEA (Europe & Middle East), Latin America (35 countries)
  • TCS China · here: Canada, United States · elsewhere: Africa, Asia-Pacific, EMEA (Europe & Middle East), Latin America (34 countries)
  • Wipro · here: Canada, United States · elsewhere: Africa, Asia-Pacific, EMEA (Europe & Middle East), Latin America (34 countries)
  • Hays · here: Canada · elsewhere: Asia-Pacific, EMEA (Europe & Middle East), Latin America (34 countries)
  • Michael Page · here: Canada · elsewhere: Asia-Pacific, EMEA (Europe & Middle East), Latin America (33 countries)
  • Adecco · here: Canada · elsewhere: Africa, Asia-Pacific, EMEA (Europe & Middle East), Latin America (28 countries)
  • Boyden · here: United States · elsewhere: Africa, EMEA (Europe & Middle East) (28 countries)
  • Manpower · here: Canada, United States · elsewhere: Africa, Asia-Pacific, EMEA (Europe & Middle East), Latin America (22 countries)
  • Robert Walters · here: United States · elsewhere: Asia-Pacific, EMEA (Europe & Middle East), Latin America (20 countries)
  • Randstad · here: Canada · elsewhere: Asia-Pacific, EMEA (Europe & Middle East), Latin America (18 countries)
  • Experis · here: Canada, United States · elsewhere: EMEA (Europe & Middle East), Latin America (15 countries)
  • Stefanini · here: Canada, United States · elsewhere: Africa, Latin America (13 countries)
  • Robert Half · here: Canada, United States · elsewhere: Asia-Pacific, EMEA (Europe & Middle East), Latin America (12 countries)
  • Cognizant · here: Canada, United States · elsewhere: Asia-Pacific, EMEA (Europe & Middle East), Latin America (10 countries)
  • Korn Ferry · here: United States · elsewhere: Asia-Pacific, EMEA (Europe & Middle East) (10 countries)

Local partner candidates (teaser)

Public directory firms headquartered in the region with no sister entity abroad, ranked by data completeness. The full ranked list per country, kind and SAP module is the Legend MCP tool find_partner_candidates; the one-call brief with buyers by industry and bridge groups from your own region is get_expansion_brief.

Entry routes — what the studies already cover

The Global Mobility study maps the intra-group transfer topology and the legal routes into Germany, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom and the United States; the Regulatory Impact study carries the EMEA jurisdiction map; the Freelancer Rates study holds the 12-region rate table and its method for unpriced markets. Together they are the regulatory and pricing half of an expansion dossier. Studies →

Get the full brief

Legend opens the SAP end-customer corpus, the firm intelligence profiles and the two MCP tools of the Expansion Desk. Firm adds the Expansion pack: partner candidates ranked per country and module, and a dated pilot with our editor.

See plans →

Other regions

Expansion Desk →

Method

All figures are counts over the platform's published spines (firm directory, SAP end-customer coverage by country, live opportunity radar, professional directory, rate cells) as of the build date; nothing is extrapolated. Region = the platform's six-value geography (EMEA holds Europe and the Middle East; Africa is its own region). Group identity comes from the firm-group presence projection. Source artefact: /api/expansion-briefs.json.