SAP CIO says rolling out 1,500 iPads is just the start

Dawinderpal Sahota
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Rollout across sales, marketing and pre-sales teams will soon be followed by a general deployment

SAP has rolled out close to 1,500 iPads in the organisation SAP has rolled out almost 1,500 iPads for users across its business, according to CIO Oliver Bussmann. He revealed in conversation ...

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