Author: Robert Korec, E3-Magazine

At the DSAG Annual Congress, experts will discuss current challenges facing the SAP community—from BTP to AI. The aim is to prevent SAP's visions from bursting like balloons in the face of harsh user reality.

During the London Climate Action Week 2025, where over 45,000 visitors came together to take part in 700 different events, SAP was presented with a Responsible AI Impact Award.

Cawa Younosi went from being a child of Afghan refugees to Head of HR at SAP. Today, he is the Executive Director of the Charta der Vielfalt (Diversity Charter) association and a bestselling author. In an interview with E3 editor Robert Korec, he talks about the challenge of inclusion in the workplace.

Cloud technology, an intuitive user experience and generative AI are the success factors of Workday, which presented its visions in the HR and finance sector in Las Vegas in September.

In recent weeks, the U.S. elections have been at the center of media attention. One of the much-discussed topics was the extent to which computer-generated posts had an influence on the election results. The parties campaigning for the election accused each other of doing just that.

Misspelling a person's name is undoubtedly a bad habit. At least one person will notice this act of disrespect. But what about company and product names? SAP's in-memory computing database Hana is a good example and topic of conversation in almost every issue of E-3 Magazine.

Manufacturing and production are inconceivable without the topics of scheduling, planning and controlling. With its ERP modules and Business Suite, SAP provides the standard framework for trade and industry. Flexible and individual solutions are in demand for small and medium-sized businesses. Here, SAP partner G.I.B from Siegen has been a leader for many years with its Dispo-Cockpit product. Now there is...

An almost completely renewed SAP presented itself in Potsdam in mid-February on the occasion of the opening of the Innovation Center. Professor Hasso Plattner was in high spirits and jovially dressed to explain his American view of design, GUI, manuals and programming.

Germany wants to become the world leader in big data and the intelligent analysis of mass data. With practical and application-oriented processes and solutions for companies of all sizes. Tangible results are to come from the new Smart Data Innovation Lab (SDIL) at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT). The main driver of the SDIL is SAP.