SAP Marks 25 Years in Asia Pacific
VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE
SAP
SE has announced its plans to expand innovation capabilities in
Singapore with an SAP Innovation Center by the end of 2014, focusing on
delivering breakthrough innovations around Smart Cities, Industry 4.0,
Healthcare and Digital Consumers.
In
an increasingly networked economy powered by smart devices, the SAP
Innovation Center aims to foster local economic opportunities by
identifying untapped market and customer needs and creating new
innovative, user-centric products. This involves co-innovation with SAP
customers and partners as well as research collaboration with local
universities. Further fuelling the startup ecosystem, the center will
provide local startups with the latest technologies and offer market
access to expand their reach.
"While
our technology is very sophisticated, it actually delivers a
dramatically simplified IT landscape that benefits our customers," said
Rob Enslin, Executive Board Member and President of Global Customer
Operations at SAP. "It ties in with our ‘run simple’ philosophy, which
includes simplifying our products and by extension, makes it easier for
customers to take advantage of SAP technologies. In line with our vision
to improve lives, this SAP Innovation Center will deliver a constant
stream of innovative software solutions to tackle the great challenges
of our time."
SAP
is also tapping on the increasingly vibrant IT ecosystem across the
region to identify ideas at an early stage and leverage access to a
large pool of the brightest young talent. Under the SAP University
Alliances Student Entrepreneurship program, students can develop new
solutions across SAP’s technologies leveraging in-memory platform SAP
HANA, the SAP Mobile Platform and analytics capabilities. The students
will gain access to these technologies, SAP experts, mentors and an
entrepreneurship curriculum. Launched globally in March, the Student
Entrepreneurship program was recently announced in Australia, Singapore
and India and will be introduced in Japan and Korea later this year.
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