Jim co-hosting CNBC Squawk Box Europe [11:49]

SAP co-CEO Jim Hagemann Snabe joined CNBC Squawk Box Europe to act as co-host of Europe's most influential business show. On a frenzied news day with the Greek debt crisis escalating and markets in turmoil, Jim shared his views regarding the Eurozone crisis and how he sees the solution. He also talked about the economic situation on a global scale and talked about a sustainable and long-term innovation strategy for both companies and states.

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Jim co-hosting CNBC Squawk Box Europe [11:49]