SAP's story is one of a steady rise from a small, five-man operation headquartered in southwest Germany's Rhine-Neckar region to one of the world's largest independent software providers and an employer of more than 54,000 people in over 50 countries.
1972 - 1981: The First 10 Years
"The First 10 Years" chronicles the highlights of the company's beginnings and subsequent development – from SAP's foundation, its first software modules, and the SAP R/2 system to the company's first-year revenues, first customers outside of Germany, and first tradeshow appearance.
1982 - 1991: The SAP R/3 Era
Using four servers with 64MB of memory. Employing 100 employees and signing its 1,000th customer. Reaching the DM100 million in revenues, and expanding abroad. The development of the SAP R/3 product generation. These and other landmark events are the subject of "The SAP R/3 Era."
1992 - 2001: The Age of E-Business
Reaching €6 billion, and employing more than 24,000 employees. Trade shows and conferences. Going public, and developing new technologies and platforms. Learn more about SAP's meteoric rise in "The Age of E-Business."
2002 to Today: SAP Today
SAP's story continues with the SAP NetWeaver platform, where technologies intertwine system landscapes and information flows, integrate companies and their employee teams, and establish connections among markets across virtually any perceived barrier. "SAP Today" describes the most recent technological and entrepreneurial milestones in SAP's continuing development.
[From www.sap.com]
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