The layoffs majorly impacted Bengaluru and Gurgaon offices. It was a result of shuttering of a global delivery centre that housed custom de...

Terming India “one of the fastest growing markets (for SAP) in enterprise and mid-market segment,” Scott Russell, executive board member, c...

The company has created a curriculum at IIM-Bangalore to build AI managers of the future, she said. Some of the areas the company would foc...

The arm has 14,000 people currently in the country across its five locations in Bengaluru, Pune, Mumbai, Gurgaon and Hyderabad.

We started the programme as a prototype of what performance management should look like; this year, we are rolling it out to all employees ...

Part of a connected network of 19 labs in 16 countries, the India centre is growing in strategic importance for the German enterprise softw...

Employees at the SAP Labs office in Whitefield have the unique opportunity to enjoy the first meal of the day in an informal atmosphere wit...

With spotlight on acquiring the best of talent to strengthen tech competencies, cos like SAP, Snapdeal and Marico are aggressively hiring t...

Job cuts announced by SAP on Wednesday is unlikely to have an impact on its workforce in India, senior company officials said.

Global IT services and software firms are facing two major challenges — heightened competition and rapidly changing technology environment.

For German business software maker SAP, its India unit has become a fertile poaching ground for talent.

Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) solution provider SAP Labs is likely to pick a strategic 10-15% stake in Newgen Software.

A few months after Ranjan Das took over as president of SAP India, the marketing entity, two other Indians are taking charge as managing di...

Germany’s SAP, the E8.5-bn global enterprise software solutions vendor, is expanding headcount at both its Indian operations - SAP India an...

AppLabs Technologies, a US-based software testing firm, announced on Wednesday that it has acquired UK-based IS Integration for $37 mn.

The $10bn German software maker SAP will invest $1bn over the next five years to expand its operations in India. It also intends to double ...

SAP will invest $1 billion in India and up headcount to 3,500 by the year-end.