RISE with SAP: The Introduction

👉Introducing RISE with SAP, SAP new offering that brings together everything you need to holistically transform your business.
Learn What is RISE with SAP: www.sap.com/products/rise/wha...
Together with his guests from Siemens, Microsoft, and LIVEKINDLY Collective, SAP CEO Christian Klein will explore how SAP and our partners are simplifying our customers’ transformation journey. www.sap.com/rise-with-sap
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[@soumyaranjan331]

Very descriptive presentation about RISE with SAP in one presentation . Really appreciative video 😊

[@brendanfarthing]

Great presentation. Unlike presentations from SAP in the past.

[@SAP]

We're glad to learn that you found the presentation informative. Thanks for tuning it. You can learn more about RISE with SAP at out website: sap.to/6055HdnTc. - Debbie, SAP Social Media

[@TillNight]

Great.... to see Christian

[@TigerSul]

Thanks Amy!

[@zurilex]

This Video is probably one of the main reasons, why SAP is struggling so much to convince companies to RISE with SAP.

[@SAP]

Thank you for sharing your perspective on the video. RISE with SAP can transition your current ERP data and processes to the cloud with less risk and without compromise. The bundle of tailor-made ERP software, transformation services, business analytics, and partner expertise guides you along a personalized path to the cloud. You may find more information about Rise with SAP here: sap.to/6059PVtez Best Regards, Idit

[@dorfmanae]

It's a very complex job indeed to present so many complex ideas during such a long talk. And as it seems from a viewer's perspective, maybe the hardest and the most overlooked part of the job is to sound natural during the speech. But if the talk is long enough, there is no way you can elaborate on every topic in a natural way and in every detail. Of course, you could try to learn it all beforehand and improvise a bit, but it's always a big risk of missing out on details. So there is always a compromise, and I have no idea how to avoid it. But does the benefit of sounding natural outweigh possible "hiccups" and omitted details?

[@fozzir]

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