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Could in-memory, biometrics have saved Stringer?
At Tuesday’s SapphireNow conference, SAP’s big message was about how the confluence of big data, in-memory technology and software is changing the face of sports.
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Medical device company looks to SAP Afaria
Hurst, the director of business systems applications for NuVasive, said the company had seen a sharp increase in its roughly 1,500 employees wanting to work on their smartphones.
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Sapphire 2013: Business Suite on HANA goes to GA
Jim Hagemann Snabe, co-CEO of SAP, has announced the general availability of HANA on its Business Suite ERP software at Sapphire 2013 in Orlando
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SAP SapphireNow 2013: Special conference coverage
Daily news and analysis from the SAP SapphireNow Conference, May 13-16 in Orlando.
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Master SAP HANA data modeling for maximum performance
Expert Don Loden explains the different types of SAP HANA data modeling and how to approach building data structures that will support maximum performance.
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Looking into SAP HANA? Do your homework first
Customers thinking about SAP HANA and in-memory technology should consider a few questions before pursuing it. Read why SAP shops should also factor ROI into their decision.
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Opinion
Ariba purchase extends SCM cloud, but roadmap unclear
SearchSAP expert Jawad Akhtar explains how the Ariba acquisition can help businesses of all sizes, but notes challenges await regarding the roadmap and licensing.
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Strategies for SAP ERP integration with other business
In this SAP Press book chapter excerpt, find an introduction to SAP ERP integration with other enterprise software systems.
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How to build in-memory technology skills
Access this article now to learn how to build in-memory technology skills needed to administer and support SAP HANA.
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Mastering SAP HANA data modeling for maximum performance
Expert Don Loden explains the different types of SAP HANA data modeling and how to approach building data structures that will support maximum performance.