SAP to lose 9-10,000 jobs by 2025
Most voluntary
The maker of expensive esoteric management software, which no one is quite sure what it does, SAP, has announced a restructuring programme which will impact between 9,000 and 10,000 SAPS by early 2025.
SAP sees a bright future for AI
Another buzz word for us to make money from
The maker of expensive management software, which no one can be sure what it does, SAP has had its eyes lighting up over generative AI, according to its CEO.
Big Tech staff want their companies to do more for Ukraine
A powerful lobby group
Staff working for big tech companies are providing their management with a powerful motivation to do more to isolate Tsar Putin and his chronies and do more for Ukraine.
SAP upgrades providing difficult
Apparently, people don’t know how to do the data management
UK and Irish SAP users are finding their lack of data management knowledge is preventing them from migrating from SAP ECC 6.0 to SAP S/4HANA.
Oracle, SAP, Intel and AMD retreat from Russia and Belarus
Going to be difficult to get tech soon
Intel and AMD are no longer supplying chips to Russia and Belarus.
German enterprises look to the cloud to support intelligent ERP
Lebensraum
Enterprises in Germany are slowly adopting SAP’s S/4HANA database, with many companies looking for cloud-based infrastructure from service providers to support the intelligent ERP system, according to a new ISG report.
SAP having German renaissance
Apparently working AWS is a bigger mystery
The maker of expensive management software, which no-one is really sure what does, is doing well in Germany because companies are even more bemused by Amazon Web Services.
SAP cuddles up with Microsoft
Jennifer Morgan's glorious three-year embrace
The maker of expensive esoteric business software, which no one is sure what it does but CIOs believe is the bee's knees, SAP, has inked a three-year pact with the software king of the world Microsoft to help its large enterprise customers move their business processes into the cloud.
SAP becomes a two headed monster
Bill McDermott steps down
The maker of expensive esoteric software, which no one is sure what it does, is turning itself into a two-headed monster after its current master Bill McDermott stood down on Friday after a decade in control.
SAP needs to listen more to its customers
SAP user group complains
The maker of esoteric business software, which no one knows what it actually does, SAP needs to be more responsive in meeting the needs of its customers as they make the transition to the digital era.