'What are the user benefits of SAP innovations and acquisitions?' asks user group chair

Charlee Gothard
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SAP and its users must continue to collaborate closely in mobile and cloud, warns Adams

The SAP UK and Ireland User Group wants to "hear more about what SAP is doing around developing its core product", particularly in the areas of mobile and cloud, group chairman Philip Adams has sai...

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