by Thomas Leonhardi (Reporter / Producer for SAP TV) on May 1, 2012
Many photographers and fans had been waiting for her at the red carpet: Her Majesty Queen Silvia of Sweden. She had been invited as the founder of the World Childhood Foundation. SAP has been a partner from the founding of this child-helping organization. Queen Silvia honored the joint efforts in improving the lives of children all over the world. [click to continue…]
John Chen, CEO of Sybase Inc., talks about the company’s growth strategy for China. He also discusses U.S.-China relations, the Asian nation’s political system and economy. He speaks in Hong Kong with Rishaad Salamat on Bloomberg Television’s “On the Move Asia.” [click to continue…]
by Thomas Leonhardi (Reporter / Producer for SAP TV) on March 13, 2012
IT and software is often talking about technical terms. At CeBIT 2012 SAP decided to show the visitors the impact of SAP in peoples lifes. Be it with the German Sailing Team, sports company Puma or toy producer LEGO.. or the custom-made crazy bikes from PG Bikes. [click to continue…]
CNBC’s Jim Cramer, host of “Mad Money,” put his money where his mouth is by highlighting SAP stock on today’s “Squawk on the Street.”
During his daily “Six Stocks to Watch in 60 Seconds,” Cramer says, “SAP is taking it to everybody. It’s an amazing story. It really is a fabulous consulting company.”
In a live interview with Reuters TV, SAP co-CEO Jim Hagemann Snabe talks mobility, growth and the smart device battle. Snabe tells Reuters that business software growth will come from three areas: mobility, cloud and big data. The co-CEO says that security has been a concern of enterprises seeking to bring multiple platforms into the [...]
German Chancellor Angela Merkel visited the SAP stand. SAP co-CEO Jim Hagemann Snabe and Dr. Christian Regenbrecht from Berlins university hospital Charite demonstrated a new developed mobile healthcare application based on in-memory technology.
Brazil is the partner country of the big IT trade fair CeBIT in Hannover, Germany. And Brazil is not only an important market for SAP, the worlds leader in business software develops also new solutions out of Brazil and provide IT support for the US.
In a live video interview with Information Week, Sanjay Poonen, SAP President of Global Solutions, tells the leading industry publication that SAP has big plans. Poonen says SAP “has been moving aggressively into mobile, cloud computing, and big data through acquisition and organic product development.”