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  SAP user community focuses on move to S4/HANA

  SAP users and experts from Europe and all over the world are meeting to discuss migrating to S/4HANA and the cloud.

• SAP's big challenge: proving the business case for Hana

  SAP customers are slowly migrating to the company's Hana in-memory computing platform, but the German software giant still has its work cut out when it comes to increasing adoption.

• SAP unwraps Project Orca and gives it a new name

  SAP has taken the wraps off of Project Orca and given the service a new name: SAP Cloud for Analytics.

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  Former SAP exec pleads guilty to bribery charge

  A former SAP executive has pleaded guilty to conspiring to bribe Panamanian officials in an effort to secure government contracts for the software vendor.

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  Use SAP's mobile platform? Patch now to avoid these 'high risk' vulnerabilities

  Three “high risk” vulnerabilities in SAP Mobile could give attackers access to encrypted information stored in mobile devices, security firm Onapsis reported Wednesday.

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  The Upload: Your tech news briefing for Thursday, July 16

  Qualcomm hit with European antitrust probe...Intel slows down Moore's Law...Law enforcement shuts down hacking forum...and more tech news.

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  SAP gives SQL Anywhere a fresh IoT injection

  SAP's SQL Anywhere has long served as an embeddable database option for mobile devices, but the rise of the Internet of Things has opened up a new world of possibilities, and SAP has lost no time in polishing the technology for that purpose.

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  The Upload: Your tech news briefing for Friday, June 19

  Google offers a look inside its data centers...Facebook won't have a Moment in Europe just yet...Samsung promises to fix Galaxy hole...and more tech news.

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  SAP Hana users warned of security vulnerability

  Hard on the heels of the release of a newly updated version of SAP Hana, a security researcher has warned of a potentially serious vulnerability in the in-memory platform.

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  The Upload: Your tech news briefing for Wednesday, June 17

  Baseball gets a hacking scandal... Airbus plans Internet satellites... European court holds site liable for comments... and more tech news.

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  SAP steps up its IoT push with new Hana, analytics releases

  Aiming to better equip enterprises for big data and the Internet of Things, SAP on Tuesday rolled out a host of new features in its Hana platform and predictive-analytics portfolio.

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  SAP previews new analytics tools for IT, business users

  SAP has made no secret of its desire to be front and center in the trend toward easy-to-use analytics tools, and on Tuesday the company offered a glimpse at several upcoming capabilities for different types of enterprise users.

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  'Attack of the Data Silos 2': Coming soon to an enterprise near you

  Information silos are the scourge whose downfall has been foretold ever since the rise of enterprise resource planning platforms in the 1990s, but today, their demise remains far from assured.

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  The Upload: Your tech news briefing for Monday, May 18

  Security researcher took over airplane systems via inflight tech

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  SAP journeys to simplicity, but customers still live in a complex world

  Nothing has earned a reputation for head-banging complexity among IT professionals more than ERP, but as enterprise-resource planning leader SAP tries to recast its image with the slogan "Run simple," there's no guarantee that customers will buy it.