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former_member184472 · 09-22-2015

In an era when instant gratification is not soon enough, the expectations of the average consumer is requiring businesses to keep pace by moving at a mind boggling pace.By example, when my brand new smart phone arrives by overnight express the day af...

former_member184472 · 12-17-2014

Things are rough and tough if you are in the telecommunications industry because the business is drastically changing. It's easy to feel overwhelmed and take your eyes off the prize--the opportunity! We are entering the age of the Internet of Thing...

former_member184472 · 12-11-2014

Dear Santa,There’s only one thing on my list this year, but it’s important. Even if you ignore everyone else’s list and just fulfill mine, you will bring joy to all because this gift would serve 7 billion boys and girls -- plus their parents and gra...

former_member184472 · 10-08-2014

Our stuff is getting smarter, there is no stopping it. The idea of smart TVs, phones and cars is either extremely exciting or incredibly scary because the possibilities are truly endless.Futurists predict that by 2030 we will be interacting with up t...

former_member184472 · 07-23-2014

SAP is upping it’s game when it comes to showing the power of SAP in the world of sports. We already know of some recent events that are showing how SAP makes a difference in the world of sports.SAP helped NFL fantasy football players with a Fantasy...

former_member184472 · 09-02-2016

Hi Vicky,Let me put you in touch with the experts for a demo and further information.Can you send me an e-mail at sylvia.santelli@sap.com ?

former_member184472 · 10-30-2014

Reminds me of the saying that a boat at bay is safe, but that is not why it was built. Technology was built to be connected and that's why the age of the internet of things is coming quickly. Thanks for the perspective.

former_member184472 · 10-30-2014

Great title and great story. Gave me a good midday chuckle. Some things we can't plan for, but a lot we can plan for...like the width of a track, for example. Live, Learn, Laugh/Cry....depending on who is telling the story I suppose.

former_member184472 · 10-08-2014

Devil's Advocate= We know that eating right and exercise is good for us. The benefit is there--loud and clear. However how many of us follow those rules, how many of us change our day to day to do it?However, I agree that the benefit to change needs...

former_member184472 · 07-24-2014

I remember learning that sometimes asking the right questions is more important than hearing the answer. I'm understanding what that means more and more. I think it actually reveals the empathy IQ of the asker-- what are the true consequences of "t...

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