About SAP
SAP provides enterprise software solutions that help businesses manage their operations, customer relationships, and supply chains. Their products include ERP systems, CRM solutions, supply chain management tools, and human capital management software. These applications work by integrating various business processes into a single system, allowing for better data management and decision-making. SAP differentiates itself from competitors by offering a comprehensive suite of applications that cater to a wide range of clients, from large enterprises to small businesses, and by focusing on innovation and sustainability. The company's goal is to enable businesses to operate more efficiently and sustainably through digital transformation.
Walldorf, GermanyHeadquarters
1972Year Founded
$1,514.8MTotal Funding
IPOCompany Stage
Data & Analytics, Enterprise SoftwareIndustries
10,001+Employees
Benefits
Flexible Work Hours
Remote Work Options
Risks
Integration challenges with WalkMe may delay SAP Business AI enhancements.
Potential overlaps with LeanIX could complicate SAP's product integration.
Pressure from sustainability targets may divert focus from SAP's core operations.
Differentiation
SAP's acquisition of Kausa enhances its advanced analytics capabilities with machine learning.
The acquisition of WalkMe strengthens SAP's digital adoption and customer experience offerings.
SAP's investment in AI startups positions it as a leader in AI-driven enterprise solutions.
Upsides
Growing demand for cloud-based ERP solutions boosts SAP's market opportunities.
SAP's sustainability-linked credit facility aligns with increasing corporate sustainability trends.
Expansion in enterprise architecture management through LeanIX acquisition enhances SAP's portfolio.
Funding
Total raised$1.51 B
StageIPO
POST IPO DEBT
2/28/2023$3.3 K
POST IPO EQUITY
3/31/2019$1.3 K