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FRANKFURT, Germany, NEW YORK and PALO ALTO, Calif., Jan. 10, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- SAP AG (NYSE: SAP) today announced the availability of SAP® Business Suite powered by SAP HANA®, a new option for SAP Business Suite customers. SAP is now the only provider of an integrated family of business applications that captures and analyzes transactional data in real time on a single in-memory platform. SAP Business Suite powered by SAP HANA empowers customers to run their business in real time within the window of opportunity to transact, analyze and predict instantly and proactively in an unpredictable world. This gives companies the unprecedented ability to translate real-time insights to action immediately while removing the complexity of redundant data and systems. This breakthrough innovation is designed to deliver new business value across end-to-end business processes and will fundamentally change the way companies do business and interact with each other. A broad variety of business scenarios — including marketing analysis, financial close, receivables management, material resource planning, as well as consumer and social sentiment analysis — and the most used operational reporting and analytics have been specifically optimized to deliver the highest value to customers.
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SAP Business Suite powered by SAP HANA redefines speed and innovation for businesses and opens up a whole new world of growth opportunities. Customers now can manage all mission-critical business processes in real time such as planning, execution, reporting and analysis by using the same relevant live data. The new real-time SAP Business Suite provides an open environment allowing operational analytics and reporting on live data. SAP has developed a non-disruptive service pack to get the new SAP Business Suite benefit, and also if customers choose to migrate their database to the SAP HANA platform, SAP has made rapid deployment solutions available for fast implementation.
"In 2010, our founder and chairman of the SAP Supervisory Board, Dr. Hasso Plattner, laid out a bold vision that SAP HANA will be at the heart of SAP's intellectual renewal and that it would transform both existing and new applications. We have delivered consistently on this vision over the last two years, and today marks a major milestone in that commitment as we now enable SAP Business Suite to benefit from the power of SAP HANA," said Dr. Vishal Sikka, member of the SAP Executive Board, Technology and Innovation. "Now the software at the heart of thousands of the world's best-run companies can work and think as fast as our imagination. We can now eliminate the traditional trade-offs between cost and performance and reinvent real-time business while dramatically simplifying our customers' landscapes, together with a strong open ecosystem of partners. And SAP Business Suite continues to fully support and optimize for all major databases in the industry, further demonstrating our commitment to openness and innovation without disruption."
With this modern platform, SAP helps companies to transform their entire business in real time with minimal disruption for smarter business innovations, faster business processes and simpler business interactions.
Smarter Business Innovations
Customers can now rethink their business models and processes with intelligence embedded in transactions.
"We are extremely enthusiastic about SAP ERP now being powered by SAP HANA as this move will be a game-changer for John Deere," said Derek Dyer, director, Global SAP Services, Deere and Company. "After a successful initial experience, we quickly made the decision to adopt SAP HANA as a platform of choice for many of our existing and future applications. We consider this major innovation from SAP as a new way to manage our business by revolutionizing the way we introduce new products and services to the market, drive critical processes for us such as materials requirement planning in real time and even explore a new world where predictive maintenance now becomes possible."
Faster Business Processes
With SAP Business Suite powered by SAP HANA, businesses can accelerate their core businesses dramatically and evolve toward real-time scenarios.
"With the ever-increasing pace of business and ever shorter decision cycles, there is a growing need to reduce the time needed to capture, analyze and act on information," said Henry Morris, senior vice president for IDC's Worldwide Software, Services, Big Data as well as Sales and Marketing Executive Advisory research groups. "SAP Business Suite running on SAP HANA is a response to this need. By combining both transaction processing and analytics on a single platform, SAP HANA supports a blended system of record and of decisions. The integration of transaction management with real-time decision management eliminates the delays and inefficiencies inherent in parallel operational and business intelligence systems. This enables employees to make better tactical, operational and strategic decisions based on relevant, granular, up-to-the-moment data."
Simpler Business Interactions
Today, people expect consumer-grade user experiences and the power to translate their live insight into immediate action. SAP Business Suite will simplify business interactions on real-time information.
"The goal for Ferrero in the next five years is to double the total turnover in non-European countries and SAP will be a key part of the success for us," said Enzo Bertolini, CIO, Ferrero Group. "The first impression of SAP ERP powered by SAP HANA is that we can obtain significant improvement in terms of speed and usability by working with real-time information. We expect clear benefits in trade promotions and supply chain with better simulation and faster planning. The future we imagine is combining mobility with big data to transform the way we make decisions and manage our processes."
Open Choice and Full Support to Customers
SAP remains committed to support its customers' choice of database technologies and vendors. SAP will continue to provide innovation for all databases supported and work with its database partners to support these innovations, which may include in-memory optimizations.
For those customers that choose to migrate to SAP HANA, SAP is providing a comprehensive set of services, rapid-deployment solutions, as well as trained implementation consultants from its large ecosystem of partners. A special rapid-deployment solution, planned to be released in the first quarter of 2013, will be designed for customers to go live in less than six months and will offer a complete package of preconfigured software, implementation services, content and end user enablement for a fixed price and scope. To further accelerate adoption, SAP used feedback from SAP user groups and customers and tuned its pricing model to be similar to how customers currently purchase databases. The pricing model will be based on the percentage of application value and is extremely competitive to market alternatives.
These innovations are also being planned for SAP® Business All-in-One solutions, thus enabling companies of all sizes to benefit from SAP HANA. Together with SAP Business Suite applications powered by SAP HANA, these solutions will open up new sales, service and business opportunities to the entire partner ecosystem.
To read what partners have to say about today's announcement, see "Quote Sheet: SAP Business Suite Powered by SAP HANA." For more information, visit the SAP Newsroom.
About SAP
As market leader in enterprise application software, SAP (NYSE: SAP) helps companies of all sizes and industries run better. From back office to boardroom, warehouse to storefront, desktop to mobile device – SAP empowers people and organizations to work together more efficiently and use business insight more effectively to stay ahead of the competition. SAP applications and services enable more than 197,000 customers to operate profitably, adapt continuously, and grow sustainably. For more information, visit www.sap.com.
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Nixon's testimony came as the committee reviewed legislation to strengthen Kentucky's own telemarketing law.
That law is riddled with so many exemptions that consumer activists say it's ineffective.
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Nixon told the committee that states should not wait for federal action to shield people from unwanted telemarketing calls that interrupt meals or other family time.
A national no-call list proposed by the Federal Trade Commission would not offer blanket protection because it wouldn't regulate telemarketing calls made within states, Nixon said.
He said his own state's law has been effective in regulating telemarketing calls both inside and outside Missouri.
"I don't hold a lot of expectation or faith that the folks in Washington are going to solve telemarketing problems in rural Missouri for us," Nixon said.
Nixon also raised doubts about the FTC's ability to enforce a national no-call list. "I just don't think the FTC has looked at the enforcement side with the same level of detail as they have the sign-up side," he said. "That does raise some concerns."
An FTC representative testified to the same Senate committee last week.The panel was told that people could have their phone numbers placed on a no-call list, and telemarketers would be barred from calling.
The rule would apply broadly with a few exceptions for industries regulated by other federal agencies, such as financial institutions.


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Healthier communities mean lower health care costs, which translate into a stronger economy and a more productive, competitive America.
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Ahmed Ounaies, the Tunisian foreign minister, has resigned from his post, just over two weeks after first taking the job, the state news agency says.
He was embroiled in a row over compliments that he paid to Michele Alliot-Marie, his French counterpart.
"In effect, he really hasn't been pursuing his role as foreign minister for about a week now, since he made those comments, which really angered people here in Tunisia," Nazanine Moshiri, Al Jazeera's correspondent in Kesserine, reported.
Tunisians suspect that the French played a role in propping up Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, the former president who was forced to flee the country last month. A week before his departure, the French government had offered assistance to his security forces.
"So you can imagine what people felt when they had their foreign minister going to Paris last week and saying that it was 'a dream' to meet the French foreign minister," our correspondent said.
It is as yet unclear who would replace Ounaies.
Hundreds of workers at the Tunisian foreign ministry began a strike last week in protest at the minister's praise of Alliot-Marie.
Some French politicians have suggested that Alliot-Marie, too, should step down, after she suggested during the protests against Ben Ali that France could supply riot-control assistance to the Tunisian security forces.
Ounaies's resignation is likely to cause more disruptions for a coalition government that has already seen several ministers either resign or be fired since it stepped in to fill the vacuum left by the departure of Ben Ali.
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NEWTOWN, Conn. -- A teacher who authorities said died trying to protect her students in the Connecticut school shooting that left 28 people dead was laid to rest Thursday.
Anne Marie Murphy, 52, was remembered as a teacher who "brought together a community, a nation, a world, now awed by her own life and death," in a eulogy by Timothy Dolan, Archbishop of New York.
Murphy's father, Hugh McGowan, said authorities told him that she died trying to protect her young pupils. Her body was found covering a group of children's bodies as if to shield them, McGowan said.
"Like Jesus, Annie laid down her life for her friends," Dolan said. "Like Jesus, Annie's life and death brings light, truth, goodness and love to a world often shrouded in darkness, evil, selfishness and death."
About 15 people arrived at St. Mary of the Assumption Church in Katonah, New York, in a yellow school bus with "Newtown," the name of the Connecticut town where the shooting occurred, written on its side. The church quickly filled and about 100 mourners waited outside.
A Justice Department official said the country's top lawyer, Attorney General Eric Holder, would visit the town Thursday to meet privately with first responders and law enforcement officials. The official requested anonymity because Holder's visit had not been publicly announced.
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Just a few weeks back, I wrote about the role of trust in e-commerce. In that article, I presented data provided to me by ScanAlert. The data shows that people are doing more and more comparison shopping today then they did just a couple of years ago, and they are taking longer and longer to make their buying decisions.
This attracted the attention of HealthPricer.com, which provided me some data on how its site performs with respect to conversion delay. What is notable about this data is how much lower the time to transaction is over the sample of 2,288 orders. This sample was for pharmacy buyers who bought something through the HealthPricer.com site between June 1, 2007 and July 10, 2007.
HealthPricer Data
Below is the raw data provided to me by HealthPricer.com:
|% Transactions
|Average purchase value
|Average time conversions
|Total minutes
|1-10 minutes
|6 minutes
|11-30 minutes
|15.6 minutes
|31-60 minutes
|41 minutes
|1-24 hours
|8.5 hours
|1-3 days
|45 hours
|more than 3 days
|354 hours
ScanAlert Data
For purposes of comparison, below are the ScanAlert numbers, normalized to also show transaction times in the same format at the HealthPricer.com data shown above.
|% Transactions
|1 to 60 minutes
|1 to 3 hours
|3 to 12 hours
|12 to 24 hours
|1 to 3 days
|3 to 7 days
|7 to 21 days
|More than 3 weeks
Comparing the Two Studies
Note how much longer the transaction times are in the ScanAlert study. On HealthPricer.com, 87.3 percent of the transactions where completed in less than 60 minutes from the initial visit to the site, and these transactions took place in an average time of 10.5 minutes. The ScanAlert data shows that 82 percent of the transactions took up to 7 days to complete.
This does not mean the ScanAlert study is inaccurate. It measured the average transaction times across a wide range of different e-commerce sites. Some of these sites involved products or services that required more thought before purchase; whereas the HealthPricer.com site is focused on products where people were more likely in buy-it-now mode (products included prescriptions, contact lenses, supplements, and nutrition and hygiene products).
The ScanAlert study shows that trust plays a key role in consumer shopping decisions. The HealthPricer.com shows the impact of addressing the comparison-shopping needs of the consumer in a single place. For example, a May 2007 survey by Accenture shows that 68 percent of the participants compare prices online. This backs up the conclusions of both studies. Ultimately, since consumers want to comparison shop, presenting them with all their options on a single site is a very powerful thing to do.
E-Commerce Market Growth
The e-commerce market continues to expand rapidly. Below are some of the latest industry statistics on that growth.
- eMarketer reports that 85 percent of online shoppers will also be online buyers this year.
- A JupiterResearch report indicates that U.S. online retail sales will grow by 16 percent in 2007 to reach a total of $116 billion. The same report indicates that over the next five years, U.S. online retail sales will reach $171 billion.
- ThirdAge Inc. and JWT Boom collaborated on a survey that indicates adults aged 45 years or more like to shop online. The study shows that 73 percent of respondents put shopping as their top online activity.
The Importance of Meeting Customer Needs
Given this environment, and the increasing awareness that consumers have multiple options online, it is more critical than ever to meet the needs of your customers efficiently and effectively.
Comparison-shopping sites help meet the needs of shoppers who want to see all the price comparisons on a single screen, resulting in a shorter time to conversion. The contrasting results of the two studies help show just how powerful an impact this can be on a shopper's experience and decision making.
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- Domenico Ridola National Archaeological Museum (0.3 mi / 0.5 km)
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- A Venetian palace in the middle of Boston, Gardner's home is now a museum displaying her impressive, eclectic collection of European, American and Asian art, including sculpture, paintings, furniture, ceramics and textiles. Visitors can stroll or rest in a spectacular skylit courtyard filled with plants and flowers.
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