In-Memory Computing, Enterprise Mobility New Growth Areas: SAP India

SAP India, a subsidiary of SAP AG, has announced that it will continue to deliver next-generation solutions on the SAP HANA platform, based on SAP in-memory computing technology, and Sybase Unwired Platform, the mobile enterprise application platform that simplifies the development, deployment and management of mobile enterprise applications. SAP reaffirms its commitment to enable customers to do “business in the moment,” with amazing new applications and breakthrough analytics powered by SAP HANA and combined with mobile as the new desktop. Together these two technologies are transforming the way people and organisations work together and helping them run better.

SAP is using in-memory computing technology to transform how customers think, plan and operate. By providing instant access to massive amounts information in any level of detail, SAP in-memory computing helps companies identify and move on new opportunities, better manage their business networks and develop smarter, more dynamic planning processes. SAP HANA allows companies to realise the promise of real real-time computing, enabling them to re-think business challenges and tackle entirely new ones. With SAP HANA as a foundation, a company can build the next generation of applications and renew its existing portfolio. With a shared goal of using in-memory computing technology to transform vertical industries and horizontal lines of business, SAP India in partnership with Hewlett-Packard India is launching a “Centre of Excellence” located in Mumbai.

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In addition to the infrastructure platform, HP’s Services for SAP HANA are designed to help customers understand the technology and benefits of modernising their IT landscape. “Customers across the globe are deploying SAP HANA and recognising the benefits of in-memory computing for their organisations,” said Peter Gartenberg, managing director, SAP India. “With this centre of excellence, Indian customers will be able to experience how SAP HANA can help make them a best run business and dramatically simplify existing IT landscapes.” Mobility is transforming how businesses run, empowering people and the companies that employ them. Customers in India, particularly the small and midsize enterprises, are adapting mobility solutions from SAP to send information and applications to any device, anytime, anywhere — making mobility the “new reality” and the “new desktop.”

“In enterprises today, IT is required to scale up, provide real-time insights into business and help companies decide with confidence and respond boldly and quickly”, said Simon Dale, senior vice president, SAP Asia Pacific Japan. “Together with our customers and partners, SAP offers the industry’s most comprehensive set of in-memory and mobility solutions to help people, businesses and entire industries collaborate better, decide better, adapt better and operate better.”