In Germany, companies such as BASF, Merck, Heidelberger Druckmaschinen, SAP and the Innovation Lab are working on innovations that have the potential to revolutionize our daily lifes - Organic LEDs consuming 50 % less energy than energy saving lamps, thin, transparent solar-cell sheets and organic RFID-labels printed on every fresh product in the supermarket. A glimpse behind the scenes of science.
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Future Retail In SecondLife [02:08] ›How will retail stores do business in the future? In the Swiss town of Regensdorf, SAP Research, together with partners, is testing the supermarket of the future. RFID technology and SAP know-how make it happen. |
First LEGO League 2007 [03:51] ›Welcome to the FIRST LEGO League regional tournament. The SAP Energies are quite ambitious: here at the SAP University in St. Leon-Rot they are one of the 26 teams competing in order to get into the european final. |
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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. |
Company Car Redefined [01:59] ›SAP is the first German company who launched a field study on electric cars in its company fleet. 450 German SAP employees are testing 30 e-cars since January 2011. |
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Vishal Sikka on HANA [04:08] ›Vishal Sikka, SAP Board Member comments on the official HANA launch. Vishal explains the importance of this new technology and how this breakthrough innovation will change the world of IT. |
Certified: SAP is Green [02:35] ›SAP's global data center in St. Leon-Rot has been certified as highly energy efficient by the TÜV Rheinland, setting new standards for the certificate. The data center saved in 2009 roughly 55 million kilowatt hours / 14,000 tons of CO2 emissions, thanks to the use of advanced technologies. |
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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. |
Driving Mobile Innovation [04:33] ›Step by step business applications capture the world of smart phones. Running on iPhone, BlackBerry and Windows Mobile devices, SAP CRM Mobile Sales opens up complete now vistas to sales forces. One example how SAP's global services partnership with German information technology company T-Systems drives innovation. |
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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. |
Original1 - Fighting against Counterfeits [04:50] ›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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