Hosting ERP in foreign country - legal situation in germany

Hi all,
as I´m not sure what will be the best forum to ask this question, I will try it here.
A German company is going to outsource their SAP R/3 to a Hoster located in a foreign country. This Hosting Company is already hosting the SAP Systems of the parent company.
How does the German laws see this situation?
Have any others this constellation already? How does the Auditors see it?
Br
Stefan

I am not sure. I would call one of these authorized Apple Resellers in Croatia to make sure : http://www.apple.com/uk/buy/locator/map.html?tySearch=1&viaProduct=2&viaSpecial= -1&strCountry=HRV&lat=45.814912&lng=15.9785145&gCountry=HR

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