This last week, Vishal Sikka, executive board member SAP and IBM associate partner Vijay Vijayasankar engaged on a quick fire conversation that touched upon IBM Jeopardy and the potential for SAP’s high speed HANA technology and IBM’s Watson AI….the resulting conversation was explosive.
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[...] not often seen among technology companies. The fact Vishal Sikka was prepared, at almost no notice, to go toe to toe on camera with an IBM associate partner, or the fact the influencer event at last week’s SAP Run Better show in Boston was streamed [...]
[...] But the real gems turned up a little later in the day. Getting executive time from any large vendor is hard. Their diaries are booked months in advance. But at these events, SAP makes a point of trying to get at least one session with a small group of influencers and so it was on this occasion. I get on really well with Vishal Sikka even though he knows I am one of SAP’s sharper critics. He seems to revel in the intellectual jousting around hard problems. On this occasion I wanted to stand back and get my colleague Vijay Vijayasankar to ask Vishal what I think is an interesting question and capture it on camera. [...]
Great video guys. It’s fun to think of the practical applications of Watson in real business situations.
[...] not often seen among technology companies. The fact Vishal Sikka was prepared, at almost no notice, to go toe to toe on camera with an IBM associate partner, or the fact the influencer event at last week’s SAP Run Better show in Boston was streamed over [...]
[...] the first month, we blew through our bandwidth allocation by 46%. That’s encouraging. We are especially pleased with this video that was seen around the [...]