10.03.2010
From civil protection and product piracy through development aid, at CeBIT SAP revealed scenarios in which intelligent software can be deployed today or in the near future. SAP.info was in Hanover to report on the most interesting projects.
09.03.2010
SAP really is globetrotting with its World Tour 2010, which covers four continents, 50 countries, and 70 cities. Just in time for CeBIT, SAP called by the German city of Hanover and provided a forum for customers, partners, and prospects.
04.03.2010
Bill McDermott and Jim Hagemann Snabe explain the changes in the company’s leadership, their strategy and agenda, and how they want to “set SAP on a better course.”
03.03.2010
On our second tour of CeBIT, we touch on water-cooled data centers, plastic simulation of business processes, 3D Web sites, and offerings that bring SAP functionality to iPhone.
03.03.2010
Technology that inspires: in the first part of the CeBIT Highlights we bring you new SAP versions, notebook processors, and 3D displays. A tour with the SAP.info journalists around the world’s largest IT conference.
02.03.2010
From BTC to Cubeware to itelligence, SAP partners are presenting their new software, special offers, and other portfolio products at CeBIT. SAP.info has compiled a number of those worth visiting during this year’s trade show.
26.02.2010
In former times Apple was stagnating, making a loss. It was desperately in search of a business model. And then came the iPod. With the Business Transformation Academy SAP wants to help companies to change.
25.02.2010
With its new software-as-a-service (SaaS) solution, SAP is making business intelligence functionality affordable. SAP BusinessObjects BI OnDemand is now available in three variants – including the free Personal Edition.
23.02.2010
From carving to packaging, FOODsprint’s batch cockpit displays all goods movements – including their batch numbers – at the push of a button for the meat processing industry.
21.02.2010
Business application software is being implemented in areas of industry and public sector, not least by SAP partners TDS or Open Text. SAP.info reports on this week’s latest developments.