SAP Solution: SMEs

Based on its own practical experience and expert forecasts, Konica Minolta has compiled the trend topics around ERP, CRM and cloud in 2019.

The new head of SAP Austria is Christoph Kränkl, a new head of channel and SMEs has been appointed at SAP Switzerland, and some other personnel changes can be found in our personnel news.

How can companies derive a benefit from large quantities of unstructured or semi-structured customer data - for marketing campaigns, for example? That was the challenge posed by Uniserv as part of this year's Data Pitch initiative.

More and more companies are outsourcing their data to the cloud. As a result, cloud compliance is becoming increasingly important - or at least it should.

Electronic supplier connectivity in small and medium-sized businesses? Largely still missing, as recent studies show. A specially adapted and packaged SAP Ariba solution can help close the gaps.

Molecules for a digital working and learning world: The Personal 2017 South trade fair is dedicated to new forms of collaboration.

Under the motto "Shaping Change: Digital - Connected - Innovative", LogiMat 2017, the 15th International Trade Fair for Distribution, Material Handling and Information Flow, will focus on the future projects Industry 4.0 and the Internet of Things.

Many SMEs in Austria have a lot of catching up to do when it comes to digitization and automation of accounting.

The German Digital Economy Association (BVDW) welcomes the German government's discussion of the issues essential to the digital economy and calls for the targeted promotion of digital technologies and business models.

Although market analysts such as Gartner and IDC are forecasting enormous growth and high investment volumes in the field of IoT for 2016, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in particular are still finding it difficult to plan and implement their own projects.

Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) see advantages in using professional customer data management solutions. However, the assumption prevails: Technical solutions are too expensive, too complex and the ROI is not quantifiable.

65 BW systems were examined for their fitness last year. The results are revealing and offer the opportunity to determine the current situation. What are the differences between BW systems and how can they be brought into top form?