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Event Report: Sapphire 2010 Brings Customers Back To A Sense Of Normalcy

Event Report: Sapphire 2010 Brings Customers Back To A Sense Of Normalcy

By R "Ray" Wang on May 19, 2010

Co CEO’s Stabilize The Company Both SAP Co-CEO’s Bill McDermott (Orlando) and Jim Hagemann Snabe (Frankfurt) took stage on May 18, 2010, in a simulcasted keynote.  While Bill highlighted SAP’s future vision and commitment to customers, Jim focused on communicating the SAP product strategy to match the corporate vision.  Customers, partners, and influencers sought an […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged bbd, bill mcdermott, Business by Design, Business Objects, ByD, Cisco, Clear Standars, Cloud, ecosystems, EhP, EMC, event report, intel, iPad, Jim Hagemann Snabe, On Demand, On Device, on-premise, oracle, real-time, RIM, SaaS, sap, SAPPHIRE, sapphirenow, sustainable, Sybase, Syclo, unwired, Vishal Sikka, VM Ware

SAP acquires Sybase: Mobility and database options

SAP acquires Sybase: Mobility and database options

By Michael Krigsman on May 12, 2010

SAP announced today the acquisition of software maker, Sybase, for approximately $6 billion. The deal positions SAP to become a significant player in the mobile enterprise software market, offer additional flexibility to customers, and eventually move the company toward database independence from Oracle. During the analyst conference call announcing the acquisition, SAP’s co-CEO, Bill McDermott, […]

Posted in Business | Tagged acquisitions, Business Objects, Forrester Research, Mergers & Acquisitions, oracle, sap, Sybase

SAP-Sybase: First Take

SAP-Sybase: First Take

By Vinnie Mirchandani on May 12, 2010

Image via Wikipedia First of all, I wish SAP had not done this. They have enough on their plate without adding another layer of complexity and chaos to distract management. But having said that, Sybase is a nice move, if it can give its customers a choice beyond Oracle, and help Dr. Plattner with more […]

Posted in Business | Tagged acquisitions, Business Objects, erp, Mergers & Acquisitions, oracle, sap, Sybase

Lean Six Sigma & Process Improvement: David Brown of Motorola

Lean Six Sigma & Process Improvement: David Brown of Motorola

By Sandy Kemsley on February 23, 2010

I missed the first morning of the IQPC Lean Six Sigma & Process Improvement conference in Toronto today, but with my usual impeccable timing, showed up just in time for lunch (where we had to explain the rules of curling to the American attendees). The first session this afternoon is with David Brown, a black […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged BAM, BPA, business intelligence, Business Objects, Crystal Reports, Data warehouse, IQPC BPM, LSS&PI, Six Sigma

SAP keeps it interesting!

SAP keeps it interesting!

By Dennis Moore on February 11, 2010

Even more changes under way at SAP. First, SAP announced a major shake-up in mid-January. Next, this past Sunday, SAP’s CEO abruptly left the company and was replaced by co-CEO’s.Today, the other shoe dropped. Several pieces of news were announced, …

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged Board of Directors, Business Objects, EnterpriseIrregulars, erp, Hasso Plattner, John Schwarz, musical chairs, Peter Lorenz, sap, Thoughts

Event Report: 2009 SAP Influencer Summit - SAP Must Put Strategy To Execution In Order To Prove Clarity Of Vision

Event Report: 2009 SAP Influencer Summit – SAP Must Put Strategy To Execution In Order To Prove Clarity Of Vision

By R "Ray" Wang on December 11, 2009

(Photos by R Wang & Insider Associates, LLC.   Copyright © 2009 All rights reserved.)
Re-innovation Now At The Heart Of SAP’s Focus And Strategy
SAP has faced a rough two years.  From the continuing market pressure on new license revenue, false-start launch of Business By Design (ByD), management restructuring, and issues with […]

Posted in Business | Tagged Apps Strategy, Boston, Boston Park Plaza, Business Objects, Business process management, Business suite 7, channel programs, channels, compliance software, cost reduction, CTO, custom development, customer data integration, data governance, data integration, Delivered Innovation, deployment options, economic recession, ecosystems, enterprise applications, enterprise apps, Enterprise apps strategy, Enterprise Business Apps, Enterprise Business Apps Vendors, enterprise software, erp, event report, Industry Event, innovation, Jim Hagemann Snabe, John Wookey, license policy, maintenance fees, Maintenance Hike, microsoft, Microsoft SharePoint, Microsoft Silverlight, middleware platforms, oracle, partner ecosystems, partnerships, Peter Graf, product road maps, SaaS, sap, SAP Business By Design, SAP Business Suite 7, SAP Influencer Summit, SAP OnDemand Large Enterprise, software as a service, vendor events, vendor strategy | 2 Responses

Twitter in the Enterprise - Round 9037472947

Twitter in the Enterprise – Round 9037472947

By Zoli Erdos on December 8, 2009

SAP has provided a Virtual Environment, where analysts, media, bloggers can interactively participate – right now I am watching a live video on their On Demand Strategy (hm.. how appropriate – watching the On-Demand session on-demand). The Virtual Environment includes Twitter tools, including sentiment analysis based on SAP’s Business Objects technology:

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged Business Objects, enterprise, sap, sapsummit, sentiment analysis, Twitter

The Top 10 Trends for 2010 in Analytics, Business Intelligence, and Performance Management

The Top 10 Trends for 2010 in Analytics, Business Intelligence, and Performance Management

By Nenshad Bardoliwalla on December 1, 2009

In the wake of the long-running massive industry consolidation in the Enterprise Software industry that reached its zenith with the acquisitions of Business Intelligence market leaders Hyperion, Cognos, and Business Objects in 2007, one could certainly have been forgiven for being less than optimistic about the prospects of innovation in the Analytics, Business Intelligence, and […]

Posted in Business | Tagged 2010 predictions, analytics, business intelligence, Business Objects, cognos, Enterprise resource planning, excel, hadoop, hyperion, ibm, mashups, master data management, ms excel, performance management, predictive analysis, SaaS, salesforce.com, sharepoint, spss, varicent, virtualization, workday | 35 Responses

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