SAP TV Video Podcast (English)

Dr. Tanja Schaetz-Kruft is deep in Thailand's rain forest tracking tigers with George, her local partner from the WWF.

They seek to find ways to enhance their conservation efforts to help tigers get back on the path to thriving.

Normally on a Friday, Tanja would be in Germany collecting donations for her foundation: http://a-world-for-tigers.org/.

This Friday, however, supported by her employer, SAP, she's on an expedition with purpose – helping to save at least one species close to her heart: Tigers.

Originally a developer, then a consultant, then a salesperson – and now a member of the German parliament. The unusual career of SAP's Mario Brandenburg.

Über Xing zur SAP-Entwicklung, dann Beratung, später Vertrieb – und nun Parlamentsabgeordneter. Die außergewöhnliche Karriere des SAP-Mitarbeiters Mario Brandenburg.

SAP hat den Integrierten Bericht 2017 veröffentlicht. SAP-Vorstandssprecher Bill McDermott und Finanzvorstand Luka Mucic sprechen in diesem Video über die wichtigsten Ergebnisse und geben einen Ausblick auf zukünftige Ziele.

SAP published its Integrated Report 2017. Hear from SAP CEO Bill McDermott and CFO Luka Mucic about SAP‘s achievements in 2017 and the outlook in to the future.

The amazing team behind the SAP Transformation Navigator, a self-service tool customers use to plan their transition to SAP S/4HANA, is the winner of the 2017 Hasso Plattner Founder's Award.

Get insights from three innovative customer cases in the Middle & Eastern Europe region: Hilti (Switzerland), Schwan Cosmetics (Germany), FC Zenit, St. Petersburg (Russia) and understand why SAP Digital Business Services is a cool place to work.

The team behind the Conversational AI for Procurement nomination has set the course for a key component of the Intelligent Enterprise

A new building at SAP headquarters in Walldorf, Germany, exemplifies the company's push to inspire, empower and enable five generations of employees to innovate under a single roof.

All SAP employees can become shareholders, quickly and easily. This approach has won the “Own SAP” stock plan plenty of fans both internally and externally.