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SAP's software powers many enterprises, but the company is in transition with new co-CEOs and a software as a service suite called Business ByDesign that targets the mid-market. SAP's software developer network is viewed as a powerful community that can deliver answers quickly. SAP is also betting heavily on business intelligence via its acquisition of BusinessObjects.
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HP, SAP unveil 'Project Kraken' single server test for big data
The joint collaboration project from Hewlett-Packard and SAP effectively triples the amount of memory on a single server designed for processing big data.
At Sapphire, SAP's Plattner swipes at critics, Oracle
SAP chairman and co-founder Hasso Plattner takes the stage to bust myths about HANA, its in-memory database technology. Live from the Sapphire Now conference in Orlando.
SAP co-CEO Snabe: In business, eat (or be eaten)
Jim Hagemann Snabe offers the audience a lesson on Darwin and natural selection. Live from the company's Sapphire Now conference in Orlando.
SAP launches Fiori: consumer-style apps for common business functions
Quick-use apps for workflow approvals, information searches, self-service tasks and more from your daily office grind.
McLaren CIO: How we're working with big data
The F1 auto racing pioneer does a lot more with data than you'd expect.
NetSuite aims for SAP's manufacturing heart
NetSuite CEO Zach Nelson's grand plan: Allow SAP to talk about databases, HANA analytics and its cloud efforts, while he aims to grab the application giant's core industries, notably manufacturing.
At SAP Sapphire, co-CEO McDermott plays ball with customers
It's a B2B2C world we're living in, SAP co-CEO Bill McDermott says. Live from the company's Sapphire Now conference in Orlando.
SAP bets big on the cloud, unifies under 'HANA Cloud Platform'
SAP signals that its HANA Cloud Platform will "serve as the foundation for the full portfolio of cloud solutions" from the company.
SAP introduces Mobile Secure; mobile device management
At its Sapphire Now conference in Orlando, SAP announces a software-as-a-service answer to the BYOD problem. Plus, a partnership with security vendor Mocana.
SAP Sapphire 2013 preview: Five big questions
Can SAP get its cloud delivery models down? Is the maintenance hike worth it? These are among the burning questions as SAP's annual Sapphire conference kicks off.
SAP debuts Lumira; self-service business intelligence
The new cloud offering will replace today's Visual Intelligence product.
When SAP sprawl is cool: Could cutting back your ERP be more pain than it's worth?
Although many big companies are running several instances of SAP's ERP software, a number of issues stand in the way of the cost savings that rationalisation could bring.
SAP adds enterprise cloud service to HANA portfolio
SAP is aiming to take more control of enterprise cloud deployments with new assessment, onboarding and migration services.
SAP aims for rapid deployments with online tools
Simple online tools are designed to make deployments faster by letting firms specify software before SAP provides it as in fully-assembled packages.
SAP fails to overturn $345M patent verdict
Versata Software walks away with $345 million after SAP fails to overturn a jury verdict that was first ruled on in 2007, and again in 2009.