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Showing posts with label SAP. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 07, 2008

SmartPhoneToday: News: SAP Is Wooing the BlackBerry CRM Crowd

SmartPhoneToday: News: SAP Is Wooing the BlackBerry CRM Crowd: "SAP Is Wooing the BlackBerry CRM Crowd. By Richard Adhikari May 6, 2008. In a move that might herald sweeping changes for the mobile workforce, SAP has natively integrated its customer relationship management (CRM) application into the Research In Motion BlackBerry hand-held device. This will give the mobile workforce full access to all of SAP CRM's functionalities, which will be pushed out to them over the BlackBerry. BlackBerries with SAP CRM natively integrated will be generally available within the next few months, and SAP will natively integrate the rest of its business applications into the BlackBerry."

I wrote a story in Finnish today about a Estonian - Finnish joint venture leading to a CRM-tool for Nokia Symbian 60 mobile smart phones. I still have to check how the pilot projects have proceeded since 2006.

Monday, January 28, 2008

SAP Network Wiki

SAP Network Wiki: We've been twittering about Social Realism" and how Internet is copying reality and real-life events. This doesn't mean that Internet is lifeless.

The Pitch

Corporate social responsibility (CSR) and sustainability have made it into many headlines. CSR and sustainability are definitely global trends today. Some companies are already reporting on it, and there are new indicators that certainly will be in the annual reports of almost every public company in the coming years. To help define new indicators for our company, we decided to integrate you into this process from the very beginning. We believe in a completely transparent community-based approach, and this is one way that you can help SAP and the BPX/SDN community in our efforts to develop indicators specific to a software vendor in the high-tech industry.

The Approach

We have added some initial content to this wiki to get the collaboration started. We would like you to provide additional content with your perspective, your priotization, and your definition of various indicators. Tell us what indicators SAP should use to measure its success and report on its status in different areas. For example, how could SAP contribute to the environment indicators? How does a company car policy contribute to the carbon footprint of a company? What could SAP do to limit CO2 emissions?"

Got into this through:

Marilyn_and_ella_at_perc2_bigger

marilynpratt

@digitalvillages thxs for barber window story - Transparency is key- Imagine public wiki discourse and disclosure http://tinyurl.com/2n3lcm