Monday, April 02, 2007
IT Business
IT Business: "“Shai was really the catalyst for a change in strategy (at SAP) to get them to move on the notion of technology and platform (SAP's Web-based NetWeaver) versus just thinking about business applications,” Sholler said Thursday.
The NetWeaver side of the business has been growing stronger in the last several years, with mySAP moving from a client-sever-based application to a Web-based suite.
SAP has also been pushing NetWeaver as an integration and application platform for building an organization's IT services oriented architecture for SAP and other software.
But Sholler said, “there have been a lot of signs of the pendulum swinging back to a renewed focus on the traditional applications business.”"
The NetWeaver side of the business has been growing stronger in the last several years, with mySAP moving from a client-sever-based application to a Web-based suite.
SAP has also been pushing NetWeaver as an integration and application platform for building an organization's IT services oriented architecture for SAP and other software.
But Sholler said, “there have been a lot of signs of the pendulum swinging back to a renewed focus on the traditional applications business.”"
