Articles about SAP

Spar upgrades botched SAP system after R1.6bn loss

Significant progress has been made in stabilising the ERP implementation at the KwaZulu-Natal distribution centre, says the retailer.

Political uncertainty, IT jobs bloodbath curtail hiring in SA

As layoffs in the tech sector surpass 100 000 in 2024, this global trend, coupled with SA’s National Elections, limit local hiring activity.

Qlik pens AWS deal to bolster AI adoption

Over 7,000 existing customers are expected to benefit from the collaboration.

SAP pens GenAI agreement with AWS

Collaboration to transform cloud ERP experiences and drive new capabilities with GenAI.

SAP's EMEA channel chief highlights Africa's AI potential

SAP wants to engage channel partners to demonstrate its AI value proposition to customers.

SAP exits Africa Code Week initiative

The software giant bows out of Africa’s biggest skills initiative, as it shifts its focus to employability skills development programmes.

S/4Hana Rise exec to represent SAP on Africa user group

Andre Russell joins AFSUG board of directors as SAP representative.

SAP ordered to pay SIU R500m over shady Eskom deals

The multimillion-rand penalty relates to illegal contracts that SAP entered with state-owned company Eskom at the height of state capture.

Africa is next frontier for virtual influencers

Influencer marketing is shifting, with computer-generated personalities attracting a large following and lucrative brand deals.

Zimele Technologies, Sinch Solutions – helping southern African utilities reinvent their customer experience

Utilities in SA and Botswana are moving to reinvent their customer experience with the help of Sinch partner Zimele Technologies and SAP.

SAP restructures to propel AI business unit

The company’s €2 billion restructuring plan will impact 8 000 roles, as it focuses on key strategic growth areas, in particular business AI.

Corrupt former SAP execs deserve jail time, says OUTA

Those involved in SAP’s corruption cases should be imprisoned for their role in the nefarious activities, says the civil rights organisation.