You can forget your fancy ERP customisations because that's not how it works in the cloud, SAP's Oliver Betz tells users
But that's where German software giant wants its on-prem customers to go
Who, Me?
The day I took down the data centre- I mean, the day I saved the day. Right, boss?
How many hundred thousand customers?
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You can forget your fancy ERP customisations because that's not how it works in the cloud, SAP's Oliver Betz tells users
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The day I took down the data centre- I mean, the day I saved the day. Right, boss?
How many hundred thousand customers?
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Former SpaceX, Tesla, and Google site reliability leader steps into newly-created role
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VMware warns of incoming security fix after attackers get root on host
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The day I took down the data centre- I mean, the day I saved the day. Right, boss?
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You can forget your fancy ERP customisations because that's not how it works in the cloud, SAP's Oliver Betz tells users
But that's where German software giant wants its on-prem customers to go
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Makes work-from-home legal and lowers barriers to entry for smaller players and multinationals' use of Indian workers
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