SAP Solution: Educational work

Everyone should be granted a work-life balance, and the home office anyway. But there are situations where hiding behind an answering machine, webcam and kitchen table becomes counterproductive. Corona recreation should also increase visibility.

Everything that takes place around the annual DSAG Congress is the best possible educational work. It is knowledge transfer with the SAP partners represented here as the source of knowledge and the existing customers as the sink. The E-3 Magazine is an online and print platform for know-how!

There is an education strike in the academic world: Where should one publish? What should it cost? Who can read it? There are scientific publishers who get their content to be published free of charge from the academic world. Reading these journals now costs vast sums of money.

At regular intervals, we critically and constructively scrutinize our paper's line. With our numerous comments from members of the SAP scene, we are clearly number one: We are the opinion of the SAP community!

E-3 Round Table with Petra Ellmerich, Regional Vice President at BlackLine, Reimund H. Kuche, Head of Corporate Accounting at Imperial Logistics International, Dr. Christoph Ernst, Senior Director Finance Solutions at SAP, and Martin Wolleswinkel, Managing Director and European Advisory Practice Leader at The Hackett Group.

At the turn of the year, news came from the USA that journalism schools and non-profit institutions for communication and journalism were registering an increased volume of donations - what was interesting about this news was the fact that it was predominantly very many small donations and not, as in the past, a few large donations from altruistic millionaires. In certain areas of society...

The first sentence in Spiegel's house memo No. 7/2016 reads: "Journalists are used to being criticized for their work." The previous Spiegel issue was titled "The Hate Preachers," and by its own account, there has rarely been so much anger and distrust from readers. People set out to understand the rejection.

At the beginning of April, the digital association Bitkom sent out the following press release: "Industry 4.0 is highly topical in the media, politics and business.