SAP fondlers: IoT? Machine learning? Woah there, we still don't understand licensing Brit SAP users have little interest in adopting the German enterprise resource planning giant's self-branded "digital innovation system", Leonardo, citing licensing concerns as a barrier, according to a survey. In a poll of almost 400 UK and Ireland-based organisations using SAP, some 58 per cent said they have concerns about …
a "transparency centre", which aims to offer anonymous advice, take-up appears slow, and as both observers and the user group have pointed out, it can only provide generic answers to anonymised questions.
Methinks specific tailored for access answers to anonymised questions would realised a marked uptake in SAP Leading Systems ...... which can also not be SAP Leading Systems ..... with A.N.Others in the Enterprise Space/AIMarket Place.
Give someone/anyone what they want/what you think they want, and who directs whom and leads by example?
True, HANA was the answer to a question no one asked, "How can I get my back office accounting applications to run faster at the cost of millions of dollars?" Just a money grab. It may have back fired though. Trying to get customers to spend tons of cash on tech infrastructure just when everyone else has moved to SaaS so people don't need to care about that sort of thing.
Everyone seems to be moving off of SAP. Not the ERP, financial core, but CRM, HCM, SCM, BI, etc.
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