SAP Solution: USA

A new study forecasts an 8.4 percent increase in global IT spending compared to 2020, representing a total value of $4.1 trillion.

The USA continues to have by far the largest share of the global IT market. Business with IT is also growing particularly dynamically in China, albeit still at a low level.

95 percent of start-up founders would take this step again and more than three quarters would advise young people to found a start-up. These are the central statements of the "Start-up Report 2017" recently published by the digital association Bitkom.

Despite advances in technology, many accounting staff still spend hours at the end of the month on manual and redundant tasks. Freeing them from this means they can focus on strategic initiatives that help grow their business.

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When it comes to digitization projects, new business models and new business processes play a key role, as do business integration and networking - fields of action in which Seeburger has long been one of the key players in the market and is continuously driving forward what has been achieved.

Munich-based start-up Celonis shakes up US technology market.

In recent weeks, the U.S. elections have been at the center of media attention. One of the much-discussed topics was the extent to which computer-generated posts had an influence on the election results. The parties campaigning for the election accused each other of doing just that.

Prof. August-Wilhelm Scheer calls for a Europe-wide catch-up strategy in digitization. This is the only way to counter the threat of U.S. protectionism following the U.S. presidential election.

Roche Diagnostics has set up a rollout called Gloire for Americas. The goal is to separate all Roche Diagnostics sales offices in South, Central and North America from the existing Roche Pharma SAP systems and integrate them into a separate, new Roche Diagnostics Americas SAP system line. Special challenge: The new system line is based on Hana.

Those familiar with the Hana scene know what is meant by this: a scandal and political failure on the part of SAP. While Suse Linux is storming ahead, Red Hat remains in agony. The losers are primarily SAP's existing customers outside Europe.

Are we really facing a massive upheaval? Will digitization help us to remain competitive? Do integrated production and logistics processes increase our flexibility and do we still remain individual?