SAP-Solution: Internet

Whether in the home office or on the road - since cloud applications do not require a complex work infrastructure, they form an essential building block in future digitization offensives.

The Internet will be 50 years old in October. The Hasso Plattner Institute provides information about its history in a new podcast.

Whether online banking, in the web store or in social networks: For many Internet users, data security determines their trust in online services. This trust has risen slightly again.

Artificial intelligence is currently ubiquitous in both the B2B and B2C sectors. But will the hype and the mood of optimism really be followed by the announced revolution or is the next AI winter already just around the corner?

New Internet connection between the U.S. and Spain offers transmission speeds of 160 terabits per second.

Stupidly, SAP's existing customers can't wait. Real life does not stand still. SAP and some partners prefer to discuss visions instead of offering viable roadmaps.

Hana is widely accepted in the market as a productive stable database. Customers are already using Hana as a DB for their business-critical systems. Others are still waiting because the business case is not yet clear enough for them. This is changing with S/4 Hana.

As the partner country of CeBIT 2017, Japan is presenting its vision of the digital future - with the largest exhibition of its kind in CeBIT history.

Data transmission can take place in various ways. In the course of human history, countless variants have been tried out. In most cases, the new transmission techniques were better than the previous ones. SAP takes the opposite approach.

When we talk about e-commerce, we almost inevitably think of the established B2C platforms of Amazon, Kaufhof or Otto. With SAP Hybris and Sana Commerce, online commerce is reaching its next evolutionary stage.

Now it's here, the Hana Enterprise Cloud. Editor-in-chief Färbinger forced me to watch the recording of the Plattner/Sikka presentation from Palo Alto. I was horrified! Now SAP has finally become an American show company of sales and marketing. It's high time I went to Walldorf to see what's going on.