SAP's Syabase mobility targets SMEs

data management process, reports ComputerWorld.

“Right now, people do not want to wait for that weekly report or monthly report, they want to do it now,” Karim Mohammed, mobility marketing, SAP APJ business analytics and technology said in a recent press meeting. “The business model has changed,” he added.

Kip Cole, VP of operations and mobility solutions at the office of the president at SAP APJ and Mohammed both explained how their mobility solutions can help various enterprises to effectively get the information they need.

According to the Wall Street Journal, by combining its business software assets with Sybase, which it acquired last year, SAP hopes to build a mobile powerhouse, offering its customers mobile versions of SAP's business software and the ability to easily build and securely manage their own mobile apps.

SAP is working towards HTML 5 as a way to hit multiple devices such as Apple's iPad, Research In Motion's PlayBook and Android tablets, reveals ZDNet.

Adobe's Flash-a delivery method for enterprise dashboards-can hit PlayBooks and Android devices, but that leaves out the iPad, which is all over corporations.