SAP-Solution: Mobile Computing

A few years ago, core competence was a popular term. Then, imperceptibly, the paradigm shift began. More and more often, every IT provider could do everything. Differentiation appears impossible for the user. There is a lack of orientation and credibility.

In a complex world, dialog is often the first step toward a sustainable solution. In the best case, this results in a discourse that provides a successful roadmap over many years.

The move to Hana and Hana-based SAP solutions like S/4 means a switch to Linux and open source - Suse: SLES for SAP Applications, Suse OpenStack Cloud and SAP Suse-Co Development Cloud Foundry.

No one can hold a candle to SAP when it comes to business software. When it comes to ERP, SAP is unmatched. Its S/7 and S/4 business processes are unbeatable. McDermott is leaving this virtuous path.

Holger Stelz from Uniserv and analyst Wolfgang Martin show in the E-3 Inteview how companies can manage the digital transformation and get to know their customers even better with Big Data.

SAP promises a golden age for everyone. Naturally, everyone is dazzled and, as in "The Love of Danae," Professor Hasso Plattner initially had a good chance.

The SAP community is being shaken by disruptive innovations. The quake is called digital transformation. Hardly anyone knows in which direction it is heading, yet everyone wants to be the first.

Organizations want to use hybrid clouds to support their business processes in a more agile way and drive digitization more strongly.

For many companies, SAP with an Oracle database forms the backbone of their business. The data that is processed there is correspondingly sensitive. How can Oracle databases be secured in the SAP environment? With a holistic approach, other applications and the entire IT infrastructure can also be protected.

Business processes are not only becoming digital, but also mobile. Mobile computing is designed to optimize the day-to-day work of SAP's existing customers and make it more efficient. Access to SAP information in real time can become a competitive advantage.

Everything is going digital. A digital tsunami is rolling toward us, according to analysts at Gartner. And that means more IT expertise in management. The findings of the current Capgemini Trends Study: The CIO is at a crossroads. He is getting new contacts because the board and management have more and more IT expertise of their own.

Can we still ask that in view of the millions of smartphones and tablets sold? Yes, because the wonderful world of end devices is extremely heterogeneous and also only half the battle. Without an adapted and optimized organizational structure and process organization, nothing at all will happen.