SAP Mentor and mobility expert Kevin Benedict gives SAP a less than sparkling score for its mobility pricing efforts: I spoke recently to a system integrator that is involved in many active enterprise ...

As promised (threatened?), Philippe Winthrop of the Enterprise Mobility Forum and I exchanged views about enterprise mobility this morning during SAP's inaugural Tweetchat. I think it went pretty well ...

Jon Reed, independent enterprise analyst focused on SAP technologies, was an important contributor to this report. Barely a month before SAPPHIRE Now in Orlando, SAP has provided an update on its ...

SAP is furthering its mobile presence today by acquiring Syclo, a company that provides an enterprise mobile app platform. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. Syclo helps companies build ...

It’s been nearly four years since SAP got into enterprise mobility with the acquisition of Sybase, but many customers still don’t quite understand its mobile product strategy, according to a new ...

MUMBAI, INDIA: Post the Sybase acquisition, German firm SAP AG gained major lead into the mobility enterprise space and strengthened its portfolio extensively. With India’s enormous growth in mobility ...

In line with SAP's strategic growth plan, SAP AG SAP and Sybase, an SAP company, today announced two key milestones in a continued effort to lead the mobility and on-demand markets. These changes ...

Sybase, Inc., an SAP company (NYSE: SAP) and industry leader in enterprise and mobile software, today announced that partners around the world are successfully launching innovative mobile applications ...

June 2011 As the technological drive switches gear once again, SAP are forcing businesses to innovate again. Rory Coen was "in the moment" at the recent sapphire now Convention in Florida. Bill ...

With enterprises mobilizing more key business functions and allowing employees to work at anytime and from anywhere via mobile devices, managing and securing these mobile environments has never been ...

SAP has spent much of this year painting a broad vision of its plans for mobile applications, on-demand software and in-memory processing, but next week’s TechEd conference in Berlin should deliver a ...