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Driving IT Innovation at the International Motor Show
Connected and driverless cars were the talk of this year’s International Motor Show, and SAP was at the heart of the buzz. Every two years, almost a million car enthusiasts flock to the Frankfurt...
View ArticleSAP Launches SAP Vehicles Network to Accelerate Cloud-Based Vehicle-Centric...
LAS VEGAS — SAP SE (NYSE: SAP) today announced the availability of the SAP Vehicles Network solution. It is a new cloud offering that allows enterprise companies to offer secure, convenient end-to-end...
View ArticleThe Future of Mobility
Mobility as a service is the central tenet of many a corporate strategy in today’s automotive and commercial vehicle sector. More than 800 decision makers in the automotive industry were surveyed for...
View ArticleFasten Your Seat Belt, Connected Car Data Worth $1.5 Trillion
Data is literally everywhere and in many cases, we’re not even sure where it’s going. This conundrum raises plenty of questions, especially when it comes to connected cars: Who owns the data? Who gets...
View Article8 Trends Driving Innovation in the Auto Industry
A quarter billion connected cars will be on the road globally by 2020. With new in-vehicle and automated driving capabilities taking shape every day, opportunities for automotive companies to innovate...
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Connected Cars: Fast Lane or Roadside Ditch?
Digitalized cars could make the streets safer and driving less stressful, but the pressure on traditional automobile manufacturers is increasing. More than 125 years after the very first automobile,...
View ArticleSAP’s Vision and Ecosystem Shine at Mobile World Congress 2017
Outgrowing its original mobility roots, a larger-than-ever Mobile World Congress (MWC) puts on display the possibilities of a hyper-connected world for both digital businesses and consumers. The top...
View ArticleThe Untold Story of IoT in Business: Three Real-World Examples
IoT may be touted as the biggest, baddest digital disruptor, but it’s nothing without mobile connectivity. Gartner, Inc. forecasts that 20.4 billion connected things will be in use worldwide by 2020....
View Article2018 Predictions, Pt. 2: Tele-Healthcare, Remote-Control Cars with Bedside...
Wellness starts at home, say the experts. If you agree, would you enroll in a tele-health program or remote monitoring from your healthcare provider? If so, what precautions will you need to take to...
View ArticleIoT Can’t Connect the Next Billion Until We Reinvent Mobile
The most innovative technology on the planet today has been in our back pockets all along: smart phones. You heard right, mobile has re-emerged as the revolutionizing technology behind the latest...
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Machine Learning Makes Mercedes-Benz Dream Car a Reality
There’s a supremely easy way to find the Mercedes-Benz of your dreams on the horizon, and I watched its premiere at the SAPPHIRE NOW and ASUG Annual Conference last week. Called the car detection app,...
View ArticleSAP, Toyota InfoTechnology Center and VeriFone Connect Cars and Provide...
LEIPZIG — SAP AG today announced a co-innovation project with Toyota InfoTechnology Center USA (Toyota ITC) and VeriFone that will help dramatically simplify drivers’ fueling experience. Currently,...
View ArticleInnovation Helps Tear Down Walls
Bernd Leukert demonstrated how the developer community could help overcome technical boundaries, based on the Internet of Things and new s-innovations. Many of the 4,000 participants at the SAP TechEd...
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Can Mobile Technology Help Eliminate Traffic Jams?
Three things could soon make traffic jams a thing of the past. In the digital cities of the future people will get around using a mix of connected cars and public transportation, freeing up road space,...
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Ford and SAP Put Design in High Gear
Over 200 journalists descended on SAP in Palo Alto this week to see how SAP uses a design approach that puts “people back at the center of everything” from healthcare to connected cars. The visit was...
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