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The art and science of brokering relationships in the digital economy This article is sponsored by:

Digital transformation requires a new kind of partner. As SAP's Tony Evans writes, you need a partner that can help you think differently about data - and challenge industry assumptions.

The $564B channel partner opportunity waiting in the cloud This article is sponsored by:

Services partners focused only on large enterprise may be taking a digital risk. As SAP's Rodolpho Cardenuto explains, they're missing out on a market segment that represents 95 percent of all businesses.

Five signs your business is ready for digital transformation This article is sponsored by:

SAP's Tony Evans draws on his team's field work to identify the factors that lead to digital success. Evans doesn't mince words about the resistance digital transformation will face.

Run live or come in second This article is sponsored by:

We hear plenty of talk about "real-time business." But SAP's Robert Enslin doesn't think real-time is the right approach for today's business. It's about running live - and there's a big difference.

How technology and big data are healing healthcare This article is sponsored by:

Could precision medicine be the life-saving technology that improves quality of care? SAP's Greg McStravick explains how healthcare is poised to overcome big data obstacles. He also shares SAP CEO Bill McDermott's story - and how McDermott envisions healthcare change.

The impact of healthy employees to the bottom line This article is sponsored by:

SAP's Chief Medical Officer Natalie Lotzmann believes companies need to take more responsibility for employee health, and use big data to do it. Healthy lifestyle benefits also include the corporate bottom line - Lotzmann shares fresh data.

Why connected cars are poised to have a fundamental impact This article is sponsored by:

SAP's Prakash Darji takes a break from working on SAP's connected vehicle platform to make his case for why connected cars are a fundamental change. He also looks at the obstacles connected cars face and why the economic and lifestyle implications are underestimated.

Precision medicine can change health care - if we overcome silo thinking This article is sponsored by:

Precision medicine is so important that it's on President Obama's mind every morning. Why? Because the technology to manage data at scale can change health care for the better. In her first diginomica piece, SAP's Enakshi Singh explains the potential.

Fighting disease with data - the power of disease tracking and surveillance This article is sponsored by:

Fighting contagious diseases before they become epidemics is a huge global concern. SAP's Irfan Khan shares the origins of its project SORMAS, and why real-time technology can help prevent or minimize future epidemics

Whose platform is it anyway? This article is sponsored by:

Platforms are now part of the tech lexicon, but do the definitions hold up? SAP's Aiaz Kazi shares how his own view of platforms has evolved, and how his team's work with developers and startups has changed his thinking

Is your system ready for 50 billion connected things? This article is sponsored by:

SAP's Irfan Kahn has seen customers tackling the Internet of Things, and poses the question: is your system - and business - ready?

The future of the enterprise is simple This article is sponsored by:

Software complexity is the enemy of great user experiences
The mission critical systems of yesteryear are not equipped for modern business
SAP's Greg McStravick shares field lessons on the pursuit of simple

CRM (r)evolution: digital customers demand change This article is sponsored by:

You are no longer in control of your brand, your marketing, or the sales process - digital customers are. But how do you engage them?