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Smart Cities: Is Your City As Intelligent As Rio de Janeiro?
Smart cities like Rio de Janeiro are integrating intelligence into their administration to run better by making “dumb, rude, and dirty” traits of the past.
New App Makes Ride-Sharing Easy
TwoGo by SAP is a fun cloud- and mobile-enabled ride-sharing app designed to connect people, improve efficiency, and contribute to a better world.
Top Tips: How To Effectively Use LinkedIn
If you’re not using LinkedIn to your advantage, it’s working against you.
5 Tips for SEPA Readiness
Costly but unavoidable – that’s the latest feedback on the SEPA conversion set for February 2014. What’s a company to do? Deutsche Telekom shares its experience.
German Central Bank Expects Last-Minute SEPA Stampede
Most companies are still biding their time when it comes to the SEPA direct debit scheme. Just seven percent of enterprises in Germany have applied to the German Central Bank to obtain the creditor identifier required to start the project.
Entrepreneurs Change The World
Eleven business start-ups tackle the greatest social, educational, and environmental challenges of our time on a 100-day ocean voyage supported by SAP.
IDC Calls For Better Mobile Device Management
Enterprises need strategies, not patchwork. They must ensure that their mobile devices are secure. Research and consulting company IDC explores mobile device management.
The Top Apps For May 2013
The ability for customers to view outstanding payments and receivables on their tablets, critical SAP customer examples bundled into one app, and the ability to check data transports on tablets: the top apps for May 2013 boast new and useful applications for tablets and smartphones.
Why Female Quotas Won’t Cut It
The EU has debated legislation that would require 40 percent of company board members to be women, but HP, Microsoft, Dell, and SAP have their own views about female quotas and promoting women in management.
M2M: A “Must” For Companies [Infographic]
A lot of IT decision makers see intelligently connected cities as a meaningful use of Machine-to-Machine (M2M) technology.
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