SAP stories - Page 27

Step back for Geraldine McBride as she re-joins SAP, now leading the North America division after a stint with Dell.

Specialist SAP consultancy firm decides it needs to be led from across the ditch, but boss of 10 years chooses to stay at home.

In-memory technology to revolutionise how businesses manage data, promising up to 20x faster processing for real-time operations.

EMC reveals details of hardware and software solution that leverages PCIe Flash technology and makes leap from storage to server.

Oxygen launches SAP Business All-In-One in New Zealand, promising easier SAP software implementation for local businesses with pre-configured systems.

Sybase teams up with Ciber to bring enterprise mobility solutions to New Zealand and Australia, including the Sybase Unwired Platform and Afaria.

SAP unveils mobile apps for on-the-go HR management, transforming how businesses engage with HR processes and bolstering workplace flexibility.

Sybase unveils interface support for Apple's App Store Volume Purchase Program. SAP subsidiary aims to aid businesses in app deployment.

SAP acquires Auckland-based 3D tech firm Right Hemisphere, aiming to retain and possibly expand its local R&D office, says SAP’s Hans Thalbauer.

SAP services company, Oxygen Business Solutions, has launched Oxygen on Demand – a fully hosted cloud solution for SAP Business One, SAP ERP Business.

At the SAP Sydney summit, an NZ executive highlighted the mutual risks and rewards of bridging the ANZ and global software markets.

Microsoft aims to target SAP, Oracle and Salesforce.com in its biggest assault on the business software market yet.

CEO Leo Apotheker tells an audience of entrepreneurs and venture capitalists that HP will look to make new partnerships for the cloud.

Auckland Transition Agency impressed with new SAP system that covers payroll runs, finance and procurement processes.

After a record 2010 the company expects growth from in-memory computing, mobile solutions and cloud offerings for 2011.

Xbox LIVE's annual House Party returns with a stellar lineup, promising a new game every Wednesday, starting with 'Hard Corps: Uprising'.

EA's attempt to keep up with the joneses is an admirable effort that's not quite there, but it shows considerable promise.

Fable III: Charming and fun, but marred by bugs. The most mature installment yet with a thought-provoking final act.

Treyarch's Call of Duty: Black Ops shatters sales records with a fresh narrative, enhanced multiplayer, and a return of Zombie Mode.

The upcoming mortal kombat goes back to the beginning in more ways than one, as the game’s senior producer hans lo tells game console’s chris leggett.