SAP solution: Callidus

The variety of topics in the area of e-commerce is staggering. Together with SAP partners and a recognized SAP analyst from Teknowlogy/PAC, it was possible to develop a strategy for SAP existing customers - in other words, orientation for future e-commerce projects.

The person who should be doing Operations is now doing Development at SAP. The world is upside down: Chief Technology Officer Jürgen Müller has disappeared and his colleague on the Executive Board, Chief Operation Officer Christian Klein, is doing his job.

What existing customers demanded and former Chief Technology Officer Bernd Leukert tried to do for a long time has not been an issue at SAP since Sapphire: integrating cloud acquisitions like Qualtrics into the core ERP/CRM system based on the Hana database platform.

SAP's cloud is without helmsmen: Björn Goerke, Bernd Leukert and Rob Enslin have jumped ship.

"We may have taken a year or two too long with the integration," SAP board member Christian Klein told Handelsblatt. For Professor Plattner, the problem was not an issue at this year's Sapphire in Orlando.

Professor Hasso Plattner began his whimsical appearance at Sapphire 2019 in Orlando by saying that his low-cost keynote would now follow SAP CEO Bill McDermott. The day before, McDermott stood on the Sapphire stage and promised the existing customers who had come to the event a fantastic future.

What SAP and its CEO Bill McDermott are currently portraying is the opposite of a positive, euphoric utopia. This dystopia explains SAP's future - with a very bad outcome: The surface is perfectly polished and shines brightly.

The best of everything - that's one way of describing the new "hybrid cloud" trend. After almost unmanageable cloud metamorphoses, the IT scene seems to have agreed on an on-premise and off-premise model. E-3 Editor-in-Chief Peter M. Färbinger spoke with Michael Jores from Suse (l.), Bernd Stopper from Google (center) and Achim Zimmermann from Q-Partners/Devoteam (r.) before the...

This sentence is not a leftover carnival joke, but a recommendation from SAP note 2586312 regarding Meltdown, Spectre and Hana. Who knows of an operational Hana server that can be patched and rebooted on the fly?