Gartner Magic Quadrant 'pay for play': 'We don't know the result until we see the report' says SAP after fifth year at the top

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'Very fair' process of fact checking drives Gartner report, says SAP ERP manager

SAP's continually high placement in Gartner's Magic Quadrant is down to a "very fair" process of fact checking and customer consultation, in which the vendor doesn't know the result "until [they] s...

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