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\"plattner-300x300\"SAP<\/span>-Mitgr\u00fcnder und Aufsichtsratsvorsitzender<\/span> Professor Hasso Plattner<\/span> verkauft frischen Fisch. SAP Chief Technology Officer<\/span> Vishal Sikka probiert es mit alten Keksen (Cookies).<\/p>\n

Co-CEO<\/span> Bill McDermott<\/span> bietet den ganzen SAP-Bauchladen an und Co-CEO<\/span> Jim Hagemann Snabe<\/span> sorgt f\u00fcr die Unterhaltung:<\/p>

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\u201eSanssouci, NewDB, In-memory, HanaDB, XI, PI, CCC and CCoE, ESA, SOA<\/span> \u2013 what else do I have to say? We didn\u2018t start the fire.\u201c<\/p>\n

\u00dcbersetzt hei\u00dft es Folgendes: Oracle<\/span>–Chef<\/span> Larry Ellison<\/span>, Hassos Lieblingsfeind, versucht, mit Oracle Applications der SAP Business Suite (Nachfolger von R\/3<\/span>) Konkurrenz zu machen, w\u00e4hrend SAP mit der Datenbank Hana im angestammten Marktbereich von Larry wildert.<\/p>\n

Was fr\u00fcher ein sauberes Schichtenmodell<\/span> mit den jeweiligen Kernkompetenzen war, ist heute ein Krieg um Marktanteile auf Kosten einstiger Verb\u00fcndeter. Oracle<\/span> hat vor wenigen Wochen in San Francisco eine In-memory-Computing-Erweiterung f\u00fcr seine Datenbank<\/span> vorgestellt.<\/p>\n

Das zielt nat\u00fcrlich gegen Hana und hat Hasso auf den Plan gerufen. Der verbale Krieg zwischen Larry und Hasso ist nicht neu. Bereits mit ihren Segelbooten lieferten sich die beiden Alpham\u00e4nnchen heftige Duelle.<\/p>\n

Lesen Sie den von der E-3 Redaktion ins Deutsche \u00fcbersetzten Blog in der gedruckten Novemberausgabe des E-3 Magazins oder online auf Ihrem Tablet und Smartphone.<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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