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SAP and Intel , the world's biggest makers of business software and microchips, will jointly offer servers pre-packaged with SAP software aimed at medium-sized firms, the two companies said.
SAP aims to provide customers with a 45% savings on implementation and a 25% savings on total cost of ownership over what they'd typically spend for a comparable hardware/software combo, said Jans Peter Klaey, president of global SME at SAP, in an interview.
The server is available in five Northern European countries and should reach 20 countries this year.
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Tags: business software, cebit, cost of ownership, hardware software, implementation, intel, jans, Linux, microchips, northern european countries, Novell, open source software, prototype, sap software, servers, sme, software combo, software specialist, suse linux enterprise ~ Last updated on: March 5, 2008
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