SAP Solution: Nvidia

Innovation at SAP has shifted from IT to cooperation. An increasing number of partnerships are intended to mask the company's own lack of imagination.

Christian Klein has not only made a mess of SAP's AI development, but is currently being overtaken left and right by his own existing customers when it comes to AI. An old pattern continues.

Meeting customer demand Sivis has acquired Danish identity and access management software company 2ndC. 2ndC is a cloud software provider with a strong foothold in identity and access management. For more than 25 years, 2ndC has supported its customers regarding the user lifecycle and control of identity and access management with the 2ndC Compliance Suite, which is built on a standardized Microsoft platform. Also...

It's another case of deja vu. Instead of turning Leonardo into a digital platform of the future for Industry 4.0, SAP CEO Christian Klein is trying to lift his own existing customers into the cloud with his "Rise with SAP" idea.

In a white paper from the beginning of this year, market researchers from IDC asked the question: Who can benefit from SAP Hana and S/4 based on the IBM Power System? In the meantime, there are numerous experiences from existing SAP customers and partners, so the clear answer is: Everyone!

ERP can also be a musical chairs. When the music stops playing, you may not find a seat. SAP is still playing funny.

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang presented the first Tesla V100 GPUs to the top 15 AI research institutions in his NVIDIA AI Labs (NVAIL) program, and handed them over afterward.

This year's Sapphire was entertaining, but not insightful. What SAP really wants and where the group is just trying to keep up was not obvious in the keynotes. It remains tedious.