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What started SAP on such an illustrious journey, all those years ago back in 1972? Let’s take a dive into history to understand SAP's legacy and what the future holds.

Despite all the hype about remote work, Big Tech is still clearly invested in big bricks – and so are its younger workers.

We have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to redefine the meaning of economics and accelerate progress towards a more sustainable world: one with zero emissions, zero waste, and zero inequality. 

Deloitte, ServiceNow, Zoom and more reveal exactly what they’re thinking about a business metaverse.    

Having been staged virtually for the last two years, SAP Sapphire made a return to Orlando last week, with this year’s conference touted as a ‘hybrid series’ – a virtual event combined with a nine-city, in-person world tour experience.

FSM solutions have been an important element in large enterprises’ operations. A raft of new technologies offers them the ability to streamline and improve service delivery. 

In the quest to build sustainable, purpose-driven companies, technology cannot be an afterthought.

The future of work is changing faster than ever, and people are the biggest asset of any enterprise.

Is anyone else bored by the numbers? Do you find the race for cloud dominance a bit dull? Are vendor boasts reminding you of a recent time in history when getting rich and grabbing more played out pretty badly for most of us? Fundamental market dynamics dictate that big tech companies must sell more to satisfy shareholders but the persistent desire for growth is taking its toll on workers and the markets are finally realising that not every cloud business has a future.

The time will come when basic accounting software will no longer fulfil your growing business’ requirements. There often comes a point within a relationship when one party realises it’s time to move on.

For a closer look at how much the Great Resignation is impacting the IT sector and its workforce plans for the future, just look at the data.

What is Big Tech doing to ensure its customers are equipped with the tools and technologies to ensure that supply chains are optimised and sustainable?

Before the global pandemic, public awareness of supply chains and the dependency on these to move goods around the world was taken for granted.

SAP’s RISE initiative has a lot of moving parts that together offer customers and prospects important incentives to move to the cloud.

A tour around the sometimes lesser-known elements of the SAP software suite is guaranteed to provide additional insight into how the company has built a whole which has always intended to be greater than the sum of its parts.

UK Chancellor Rishi Sunak has initiated the Future of Compute Review, led by AI expert Professor Zoubin Ghahramani, to assess and enhance the country's advanced computing capabilities as part of a new digital strategy aimed at fostering innovation, productivity, and addressing national challenges.

The pandemic has exposed the fragility of global supply chains, leading to increased demand for skilled workers and a shift towards 'just in case' strategies, while organizations must adapt by embracing digital transformation and automation to attract talent and enhance resiliency.

Tech can’t prevent every freak incident, but, as HS2, Accenture and Boomi reveal, innovative software can help industries protect their supply chains during times of chaos.

When it comes to cybersecurity, enterprise tech can no longer afford to ignore the threat of hostile nation states.

Wipro and ServiceNow are joining forces to support Petrobras’ digital transformation towards automation and internal customer experience.

Acumatica has partnered with CliftonLarsonAllen LLP to provide comprehensive cloud ERP construction software to CLA's clients, facilitating their digital transformation with integrated solutions for project management and operational efficiency.

Recent research by Oxford Economics and SAP SE has uncovered significant barriers to corporate sustainability initiatives.

Unit4 has acquired Scanmarket, enhancing its ERP and procurement capabilities to offer a comprehensive source-to-pay solution for organizations, while also aligning culturally and strategically with Scanmarket's focus on user-centered digitalization in procurement.

The Italian motorcycle manufacturer, Ducati has chosen RISE with SAP to enable a business transformation covering its key business processes.

DSP-Explorer has completed its acquisition of UK-based Oracle applications partner Claremont, enhancing its 'Oracle Anywhere' strategy and creating a comprehensive Oracle services portfolio while positioning itself to better address current business challenges and expand its market reach.

NatWest is collaborating with Accenture and Microsoft to develop a unified customer engagement platform that will streamline its legacy systems into a single digital interface, enhancing customer service efficiency and enabling staff to focus on delivering personalized support in light of the increasing demand for digital banking.

BT Digital is streamlining its legacy service management systems by adopting ServiceNow across the entire BT Group, aiming for significant savings and improved efficiency as part of a broader transformation initiative.

Lemongrass has launched four new services aimed at facilitating the migration of SAP users to SAP S/4HANA by 2027, enhancing cloud integration, and automating data services, thereby reinforcing its position as a leader in SAP cloud solutions.

ThoughtSpot has announced a consumption-based pricing model, where customers pay only for what they use.

Druva Inc and Amazon Web Services (AWS) have entered into a multi-year strategic collaborative agreement to accelerate customer migration and provide an added layer of cyber resiliency to the AWS Cloud.