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SAP Is Always Evolving—Companies Must Take the Initiative!

SAP is accelerating the pace of change: artificial intelligence, portfolio shifts, cloud migration, new support models, data platforms, and usage-based licensing models are gradually transforming the operational, contractual, and cost models of many customers.

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Europe’s next sovereign Office Star

The Cloud Act, the Patriot Act, data transfers to third countries: Anyone who hosts their Office infrastructure with U.S. providers relinquishes a significant portion of their digital sovereignty. For companies in regulated industries, for public administration, and for any organization handling sensitive data, this poses a compliance risk.

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AI-Based vulnerability discovery in the age of Anthropic, Mythos, and others: A turning point or just a fleeting trend?

The use of AI-based systems is steadily increasing. This applies not only to businesses but also to individuals, threat actors, and researchers. Anthropic recently made a particularly strong impression with announcements surrounding its latest AI model, Mythos. “Too dangerous for the public,” the media headlined. The tool certainly seems efficient, as it finds 27-year-old security holes in OpenBSD, hundreds of vulnerabilities in Firefox, and countless bugs in the Linux kernel. Does this now spell the end of software security in enterprises? Are we even facing a paradigm shift – or just a hyped-up trend?

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More AI, More Control, More Costs: What’s Behind Microsoft 365 E7

With the new Microsoft 365 E7, Microsoft introduced the first new enterprise licensing tier since the launch of E5 in 2015. Officially, Microsoft calls the package “The Frontier Suite”—and the name alone makes it quite clear where the journey is headed: more AI, more automation, and an even stronger tie to the Microsoft ecosystem.

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