Nokia and SAP are cooperating to effectively combat the counterfeiting of consumer products with the newly founded company Original1. Its solution combines SAP software with mobile phone technology: with a normal cell phone, consumers can identify exactly where a product comes from - and if it's genuine or fake.
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2011 in Review: The Next Era of Transformation [05:02] ›2011: a year to remember for SAP. The software company made it clear it wants to lead in analytics, mobile, in-memory, cloud and database. Again, SAP delivered on its goal, helping to make the world run better. |
Software solutions for developing countries [06:13] ›SAP TV recently visited the Republic of Ghana in West Africa. That's where SAP is testing new business models that can be expanded for developing economies around the world. In partnership with SAP, Ghanaian farmers use modern technology to help run their businesses. For many, this can mean a secure income. The lessons learned from this project will help SAP roll out similar solutions for other fast growing markets around the world. |
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Surf Through Traffic with SAP's iPhone App [03:25] ›Anyone who's stuck in traffic during rush hour will welcome AUS Traffic, the new SAP iPhone app which cuts down on both time and nerves. AUS Traffic helps people navigate their way around traffic jams and road construction areas in Brisbane and Sydney, two of Australia's busiest cities. This app was developed by SAP Research and automatically searches in Twitter for relevant traffic updates and displays them on a Google city map. |
SAP Elderly Care [04:42] ›Countries around the world are seeing aging populations. As doctors find ever new treatments to help a growing number of chronically ill patients live longer, patient care environments must evolve accordingly, says Dr. Randolph Gordon from Deloitte Consulting. The Global Health Care business unit at SAP is working on innovative IT solutions, for example, in-home devices that help extend the time that elderly people can live independently in their communities. |
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CeBIT Highlights 2009 [04:34] ›Despite of the economic crisis hundreds of thousand attendees found their ways to Hanover to attend CeBIT, the worlds biggest trade fair for IT. Among them: Germany's chancellor Angela Merkel and the governor of California, Arnold Schwarzenegger. Both were impressed by the innovative power of SAP. There is a lot to see and SAP TV took a look for you. |
Merchants Go Mobile [08:34] ›Thanks to the Collaboration@Rural project, SAP enables small grocers in rural South Africa to sell the goods, their customers actually need - through a mobile delivery system. |
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Crisis-Proof Communication [06:03] ›Red alert at the Darmstadt fire department. An explosion has bee reported at a nearby technical university. Fortunately, it's only an exercise - the Technical University of Darmstadt and city rescue services practice their emergency response. Optimal communication between all involved is crucial. That's where the research project SoKNOS comes into play. |
University professors at SAP / Hasso Plattner on University Alliances [03:10] ›Approximately 300 university professors from around the world attended the two-day meeting to discover how SAP business software can support the latest topics in research and education. Main topic this year: Africa. |
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App Haus – A Creative Workplace [03:52] ›Design Thinking put to reality - SAP celebrates the opening of the first permanent App Haus in Dublin, Ireland. The space offers unlimited possibilities to create an individual work place. Thus it ensures not only innovation but also many happy employees. |
Mobile World Congress Tour with Oliver Bussmann [03:08] ›SAP CIO Oliver Bussmann talks mobility, smartphones, screens and the latest SAP and Samsung partnership. Taking us on a tour across the Mobile World Congress 2012 in Barcelona, Bussmann points us to the latest trends in mobility and how they will influence the enterprise world for SAP and its customers. |
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