E3 Category: Scene

Celonis continues to expand its strategic collaboration with the world's leading university in the field of process mining.

LeanIX enables the combination of business process transformation and enterprise architecture management with a new SAP-endorsed app.

As a start-up at the University of Karlsruhe (now KIT), Simus Systems focused as early as 2002 on the structuring, quality improvement and findability of master data originating from product development and used throughout the company via ERP.

The auditing and tax consulting firm Ebner Stolz certifies Innobis' internal control system (ICS) for the application management of complex core banking systems for the sixth time in a row.

Integration of Degreed LXP with Success- Factors makes personalized learning experiences possible for existing SAP customers. Degreed, a provider of integrated and self-paced learning experiences, announced the addition of its Learning Experience Platform, LXP, to the SAP Store.

Life is hard and unfair. After the pandemic and before the next wave of coronas, it should have been a glittering anniversary: SAP is fifty years young! But the condition is like that of a centenarian - fragile, undifferentiated, and without vision.

Data scientists are currently hard to find on the job market: 96 percent of companies have difficulty filling vacancies.

The constant change in the business world is putting increasing pressure on companies to optimize their processes. Today, however, optimization in terms of factors such as costs, efficiency and agility is only a solid basis for complete end-to-end process optimization.

The digital transformation poses a problem for many traditional SAP existing customers: With which partner should the decisive step into the future be taken?

German managers have a problem: They demand the impossible from their IT teams when it comes to data. This endangers the future of companies, as the example of the switch to S/4 Hana shows.

Cloud computing continues to gain in importance this year. In spring 2022, 84 percent of companies with at least 20 employees were using cloud computing.

A new study reveals that the increasing digitization in IT is not only positive, but also negative. But what exactly is lacking?