User groups give SAP's 50% Rise incentive the thumbs up | Computer Weekly
The German SAP user group DSAG has welcomed SAP's incentive that offers businesses a 50% discount on moving to the Rise cloud platform.
SAP is responding to customer feedback by introducing a limited-time offer that reduces the cost of migration by up to 50% and shortens the time to value. [ more ]
SAP faces more accusations of breaching customers' trust
SAP is facing accusations of breaching trust with customers by introducing innovations exclusively in its preferred cloud adoption models.
User groups in the UK and Germany are expressing concerns over SAP's decision to limit new innovations to the cloud and not provide them to on-premises or hosted customers. [ more ]
CIOs are experiencing 'change fatigue', causing delays in IT spending and a reluctance to commit to long-term initiatives.
SAP is facing resistance from customers in migrating to its cloud-based S/4HANA offering, with concerns about the cost, lack of predictability, and potential lock-in. [ more ]
SAP's attempt to migrate security tools to cloud failed
SAP abandoned its attempt to create an Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) tool for its cloud after a year and a half as a failure.
Legacy security tooling lifted from datacenters may not be effective in the cloud, as it may leave organizations vulnerable to common cloud threats that legacy tools cannot detect. [ more ]
Companies' hard-line stance on returning to the office is backfiring
Thousands of SAP employees are upset and feel betrayed by the company's decision to mandate in-person work at least three days a week starting in April.
SAP's CEO, Christian Klein, expressed frustration with remote work's effects on the company's culture, stating that video conferences cannot replace the understanding of the company's culture. [ more ]
Companies' hard-line stance on returning to the office is backfiring
Thousands of employees at SAP are unhappy with the company's shift back to in-person work and threaten to leave rather than comply.
SAP's CEO expressed frustration with remote work's effects on the company's culture and believes remote work hinders employees' ability to do their job best. [ more ]