Software AG turns its attention to India in plan to reinvigorate services
Software AG, Germany’s second largest IT vendor, wants to build up its services business and to use the opportunities of the talent pool in India
The German View
From SAP to Software AG to start-ups, a look at the new developments in the largest economy of Western Europe from an insider's perspective.
Moritz Jaeger
Moritz is a Munich-based IT-journalist with more than eight years of experience as an author under his belt.
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