SAP solution: C/4 Hana

SAP had big plans for CRM and came under a lot of pressure from Salesforce. The liberation with Qualtrics did not succeed. Why? And who is currently in favor? SAP versus Salesforce.

The variety of topics in the area of e-commerce is staggering. Together with SAP partners and a recognized SAP analyst from Teknowlogy/PAC, it was possible to develop a strategy for SAP existing customers - in other words, orientation for future e-commerce projects.

Orbis has acquired a majority stake in Dialog Gesellschaft für Projekt- und Prozessberatung from Bielefeld.

The concept of the intelligent enterprise has arrived in SAP user companies. Now, they need intelligent infrastructures. Linux and Kubernetes can help.

Cloud file storage and data management services are fundamental cornerstones to implement a SAP Hybrid Cloud computing product in digitalization. SAP customers benefit from a holistic NetApp data management architecture.

Cloud challenges are not easy to tackle. Companies wanting to master the customer journey first and foremost need process know-how, along with know-how about SAP CX Suite and Hana cloud integration.

At Sapphire 2018, SAP made big announcements: the Intelligent Enterprise, C/4 Hana or the SAP Data Management Suite. The focus was also on the importance of the SAP Cloud Platform and the importance of integration - also of non-SAP systems, especially those from Microsoft.

At the Sapphire user conference, SAP presented the new C/4 Hana program package. It is designed to give marketing, sales and customer service a unified view of their customers.

I still know the term "ABC weapons" from my military days - nuclear, biological, chemical. Now SAP also has a "C" that has to be used for another relaunch of a CRM system. C/4 is supposed to be the wonder weapon against Salesforce.

Once again, SAP is taking a run at building the world's best CRM system. The attempts can hardly be counted. This time it is to be a best-of-breed approach.

Since the 10th of April of this year, everyone has been talking about the provisional licensing model agreed upon by SAP, ASUG and DSAG. There already is a rudimentary concept, a price list. What is still missing, however, is a technical evaluation.