In the enterprise software industry the commonly held view among analysts and influencers is that Workday scares the hell out of SAP. Is Workday scary enough to prod SAP to pay $3.4 billion for ...

Within its 176,000 customers around the globe, SAP has the far-flung potential to touch each of the 500 million people who work for those companies. But with the planned acquisition of SuccessFactors, ...

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SAP said Saturday that it will buy SuccessFactors for $3.4 billion, or $40 a share in cash. The move---combined with Oracle's acquisition of RightNow---highlights how legacy enterprise software ...

There is reportedly little overlap between SuccessFactors’ 15 million users (at 3,500 customer companies), and SAP’s huge base of users. This allows for a significant opportunity for SAP to cross-sell ...

Comparing Workday vs SAP SuccessFactors for human capital management solutions is a good idea. These two products are leaders in the industry and they both provide many tools necessary for managing ...

SAP dropped a whopping $3.4 billion on human capital management software company SuccessFactors back in December. Two months later, the deal has finally closed and SAP isn’t wasting any time in ...

We've been here before. In 2010 to be precise. Back then, five SAP Mentors - of which I was one at the time - compiled a research based 55 page report (PDF - no firewall) on SAP certification. Our ...

SAP America said Saturday that it is paying $3.4 billion in cash to acquire SuccessFactors, a provider of cloud-based human capital management tools. SAP executives said the move would greatly ...

acquire cloud-based business software provider SuccessFactors for $40 per share, a 52 percent premium over the company's closing price of $26.25 on December 2. The deal is worth $3.4 billion.