[ Articles with keyword 'German' ]
Last IP Addresses Going Fast
25.01.2010
Is the Internet about to reach critical mass? Estimates indicate that all of its conventional IP addresses will be allocated by 2012. Fear not, however – the new Internet Protocol version 6 is here to help.
A Man of Many Qualities
29.07.2009
Dr. August-Wilhelm Scheer, founder of IDS Scheer, talks with SAP.info in an interview about the future of SAP and ERP software, his motivation, and letting go.
Shaping Up for Deregulated Energy Markets
02.06.2009
The deregulation of the international energy markets means utility companies are facing completely new challenges. But don’t worry: Help is available from the Utilities Competence Center (UCC) at SAP, where experts develop market-specific enhancements for the SAP for Utilities solution portfolio.
Cool Monitoring with FOODsprint
27.05.2009
Frozen food must stay below a certain temperature until it is sold, and manufacturers, carriers, and retailers are required to document this seamlessly. Industry-specific ERP software with integrated batch management – such as the qualified SAP Business All-in-One partner solution FOODsprint – provides the technological infrastructure.
Digital Tax Record Simplifies Tax Audits
22.04.2009
The digital tax record developed by IT service provider Infoniqa for SAP NetWeaver Information Lifecycle Management helps users manage all the processes related to tax audits in Germany.
CeBIT 2009: Hollywood and the SoKNOS Chancellor Demo
23.03.2009
The world’s largest computer fair, CeBIT, was kicked-off Hollywood-style this year. California was the partner state of CeBIT 2009, and the state’s governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger, had the opportunity to follow German chancellor Angela Merkel on her traditional CeBIT tour. During their visit to the SAP booth, they and various other politicians, such as German minister Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg, watched a demonstration of the SoKNOS disaster management system.
Demonstrating the Benefits of Software Products
25.02.2009
While today’s IT providers include software for small and midsize enterprises (SMEs) in their portfolios, their efforts in communicating the benefits of such products need improvement. In an interview with SAP.info, Prof. Jörn-Axel Meyer, director of the German Institute for Small and Midsized Companies (DIKMU), explains why.
DSAG Members Say Yes to SAP Enhancement Packages
25.02.2009
Shrinking IT budgets characterized the DSAG investment survey 2009, which also revealed SAP ERP 6.0 as the preferred enterprise software application, a special focus on SAP enhancement packages, and planned investments in SAP Solution Manager and the SAP NetWeaver technology platform.
ADiWa Launched at Research Day
10.02.2009
The German federal government is leading the way through the economic and financial crisis by promoting groundbreaking research into the latest IT mega trend, the Internet of Things. By forming ADiWa – an alliance for the digital flow of goods – Germany’s leading software companies plan to make this trend accessible to enterprises and customers. SAP is coordinating and conducting research with partners from the business and academic worlds to optimize business processes by making them completely digital.
With Innovation to the Top
26.11.2008
Third IT summit in Darmstadt Video by SAP TV
German Chancellor Angela Merkel experienced four promising SAP research projects while she attended the third IT summit in Darmstadt. The who’s who of German IT met up at the event, which demonstrated how innovative information technology can be.
