SAP-Solution: social media

Missing the market is also missing the point: We no longer invest in print media? It is a well-known fact that the circulation of daily, weekly and monthly publications has been falling for many years. To conclude from this that there are fewer readers would be a very big mistake!

Many thanks to the SAP community: It was an extremely successful year for the E-3 information and education platform.

The customer experience is by no means new. Even in the corner store, customers had individual experiences when buying products that went beyond the mere purchase of the product.

Stuttgart-based systems house MHM HR integrates employee recommendation program from Vienna-based start-up Firstbird.

GDPR creates a new balance between business and consumers. Only those who manage to build irresistible customer experiences will continue to thrive. GDPR will come into effect on May 25th. Uncertainty is spreading and crisis scenarios about heavy penalties are the talk of the town.

Whether the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is overdue, just in time, or overshoots the mark will keep legal and IT experts busy for a long time to come. But one thing is already certain: online loses and print wins!

Molecules for a digital working and learning world: The Personal 2017 South trade fair is dedicated to new forms of collaboration.

And yet another E-3 market companion has passed away. The name doesn't matter because it's in a long line. More important than the "who?" is the "why?". Why do media die?

Jens Basan from the Management Board of Consulting Germany at Itelligence talks in an E-3 exclusive interview about the new role model for SAP consultants in view of the digital transformation.

Identifying and attracting qualified employees is a difficult task in the SAP environment. Retaining them over the long term is one of the challenges in talent management.

We are deep in the process of a digital transformation. Where structured ERP data meets unstructured social media data, hybrid business models on-premise and in the cloud are in demand. An interview with Roger Illing, Vice President Enterprise Sales EMEA at OpenText.

When looking for a personal application scenario or business case for the use of big data, there is a danger that companies will hastily shelve the topic for themselves. This is because social media is usually cited as the first source of data for big data analyses, and many do not see any added value in this data source. But there are numerous other...