SAP Solution: Jürgen Müller

SAP unveils innovations for AI application development and new learning opportunities for developers in the era of AI

The future in artificial intelligence shines brightly for SAP's existing customers because of their sustained commitment. By contrast, SAP board members Christian Klein, Thomas Saueressig and Jürgen Müller remain unimpressive and colorless.

End-to-end business processes remind me of my early days with SAP R/3. A lot of things didn't work then, but when they did, they were consistent, evaluated, and definitely E2E. SAP CEO Klein talks a lot about integration.

For the DSAG user association, there should soon be Machine Integration and Business Intelligence, while AI and intelligent networks are only in the distant future. SAP's plans are diametrically opposed to this. A discourse from the DSAG Technology Days 2022 from Düsseldorf.

This year's virtual TechEd could have been themed "Low-Code/No-Code". Simply explained, SAP wants to give business and professional developers new products to hand.

SAP CEO Christian Klein is very eager and keeps emphasizing his success in consolidating the numerous cloud systems that his predecessor, Bill McDermott, acquired.

SAP does not seem to want to learn from the mistakes of the past.

SAP has once again given a surprising presentation of how the digital transformation to Hana and S/4 will ultimately succeed. The vast majority of existing customers have stopped counting how many concepts, rules and instructions SAP has invented in recent years for the upcoming S/4 release change. With the conversion method, many users assumed, the egg of Columbus had been found, but...

Joining the SAP Executive Board may have come as a surprise to Jürgen Müller, but times are challenging. The SAP community is undergoing a digital transformation and old construction sites need to be cleaned up.

The party is over! In Manager Magazin, Eva Müller aptly described SAP's former CEO Bill McDermott as a party animal who knows exactly when to leave a party.

Earlier this year, E-3 magazine had SAP CEO Bill McDermott on its cover with the title "Genius Salesman." That was the beginning of the turnaround. The departure from a business model that made SAP great and rich. The two departures - Bernd Leukert and Björn Goerke - are proof and the logical consequence for the...

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.