Thoughts on SuccessFactors, Holiday Wish Lists for SAP HCM, and UNICEF
In this special Holiday Edition of SAP HCM Insights we talk about SAP's proposed acquisition of SuccessFactors and what it means for SAP and its clients, and we also review our Holiday Wish List for SAP HCM.
We also invite everyone to join in the holiday tradition of giving by supporting our SAP HCM Insights Fund at UNICEF to help children in need throughout the world. We've setup the fund at UNICEF wth a goal of $6,000 this holiday season - if you feel inclined to contribute to help children in need please join us! Here's the link: http://inside.unicefusa.org/goto/insights
Several of us are speaking and presenting at conferences in 2012 - here's a list with links to them:
Mastering SAP HR/Payroll - Sydney, Australia - Feb 27-29, 2012 - Steve Bogner and Martin Gillet presenting
Mastering SAP HR/Payroll - Johannesburg, South Africa - Apr 16-18, 2012 - Martin Gillet presenting
HR 2012 by SAP Insider - Las Vegas, US - Mar 13-16, 2012 - Steve Bogner, Mark Ingram, Brandon Toombs presenting
SAPPHIRENOW/ASUG - Orlando, US - May 14-16, 2012 - Martin Gillet and Jarret Pazahanick and several others attending
- sap_hcm_insights_podcast_4.mp3
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Re: Thoughts on SuccessFactors, Holiday Wish Lists for SAP ...
Why did SAP not buy Workday at a 2B valuation. Then they could have had a full OnDemand HCM solution and not worry about intefrating core HCM OnPremise with SuccessFactors Talent Management?
Re: Thoughts on SuccessFactors, Holiday Wish Lists for SAP ...
FYI. The different speakers are at various sound levels? Some are very low while others are high. Not sure if this can be level set so everyone is at the same level?
Re: Thoughts on SuccessFactors, Holiday Wish Lists for SAP ...
Hi Howard - We are working on a better way of recording the podcast, hopefully the next one will sound much better. Thanks for your feedback!
Also- regarding Workday, maybe they weren't for sale in the first place. They do have a fuller product line, but if they aren't for sale (and they are still a private company), then there's not much SAP can do about that.
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