This week, Martin Veitch discusses the release of SAP's eagerly awaited on-demand enterprise applications offering, named Business ByDesign.
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IT Week Podcast: SAP Business ByDesign
Audio analysis of the launch of SAP's on-demand enterprise apps service
IT Week, 27 Sep 2007
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