Christophe Arnal
About Christophe Arnal
Christophe Arnal is a Senior Sales Executive at EPI-USE Labs, specializing in SAP solutions and data management. He has extensive experience in business development across various companies, including IBM and Gfi Informatique, and holds a Master's degree in Business Management.
Current Role at EPI-USE Labs
Christophe Arnal has been serving as a Senior Sales Executive at EPI-USE Labs since 2018. In this role, he focuses on providing solutions that help SAP customers manage their systems effectively. His expertise includes Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) solutions, which cover tasks such as partial copies, object copies, anonymization, GDPR compliance, and landscape transformations. Arnal identified EPI-USE Labs as a suitable organization to address the technological shift towards S/4 HANA and other SAP challenges.
Previous Experience at IBM
Christophe Arnal worked at IBM in various capacities from 2000 to 2008. He served as a Software Alliance Manager for SAP from 2000 to 2004, followed by a role in Business Development from 2005 to 2008. Both positions were based in New York, New York, where he contributed to the company's business growth and partnerships within the SAP ecosystem.
Educational Background
Christophe Arnal holds a Master's degree in Business Management from Institut Supérieur De Gestion, where he studied from 1982 to 1986. He also attended Conservatoire National Des Arts Et Métiers from 2010 to 2011, further enhancing his knowledge and skills in business development.
Specialization and Expertise
Christophe Arnal specializes in helping SAP customers navigate challenges related to Big Data Management, Real Time Reports, IT optimization, and Business Process Reorganization. He has been active in the SAP ecosystem since 1995, focusing on Data Management solutions and services. His extensive experience allows him to address complex issues faced by organizations in managing their SAP systems.
Contributions to Non-Profit Initiatives
Christophe Arnal appreciates the non-profit ERP Project run by EPI-USE Labs, which aligns with his humanitarian values. This initiative reflects his commitment to leveraging technology for social good and supporting organizations in their operational needs while contributing to broader societal goals.