By Dennis Moore on May 11, 2010
Some have called the current economic recession “The SAP Recession,” as ERP systems like SAP have given companies unprecedented ability to control spending. However, this was mostly true by the beginning of the 2001 recession (perhaps we are still in the 2001 recession?). What has changed since 2001: business intelligence systems are pervasive. Companies now have the ability to identify underperforming business units and shut them down. Perhaps this should be called “The BI Recession.”
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By R "Ray" Wang on December 11, 2009
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Re-innovation Now At The Heart Of SAP’s Focus And Strategy
SAP has faced a rough two years. From the continuing market pressure on new license revenue, false-start launch of Business By Design (ByD), management restructuring, and issues with […]
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