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SAP is a software industry and software development organization founded on April 1, 1972[1]. It operates as a Societas Europaea and was established by Dietmar Hopp, Hasso Plattner, Klaus Tschira, Claus Wellenreuther, and Hans-Werner Hector.
The company is led by CEO Christian Klein[2]. In 2014, SAP reported having 66k employees[3].
SAP
Summary
SAP is a software company[1]. SAP ranks in the top 2% of software_company entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (44,893 views/month).[2]
Key Facts
- SAP was a member of Linux Foundation[3].
- SAP was a member of OpenAPI Initiative[4].
- SAP was a member of World Wide Web Consortium[5].
- SAP was a member of DENIC[6].
- SAP was a member of CVE Numbering Authority[7].
- SAP was a member of Q38110886[8].
- SAP is in the country of Germany[9].
- SAP's instance of is recorded as software company[10].
- SAP's instance of is recorded as enterprise[11].
- SAP's instance of is recorded as public company[12].
- SAP's founder is recorded as Dietmar Hopp[13].
- SAP's founder is recorded as Hasso Plattner[14].
- SAP's founder is recorded as Klaus Tschira[15].
- SAP's founder is recorded as Claus Wellenreuther[16].
- SAP's founder is recorded as Hans-Werner Hector[17].
- SAP is owned by Hasso Plattner[18].
- SAP is owned by Klaus Tschira[19].
- SAP is owned by BlackRock[20].
- SAP is owned by Dietmar Hopp[21].
- SAP is owned by Government Pension Fund Global[22].
- SAP is owned by Dietmar Hopp[23].
- SAP is owned by Hasso Plattner[24].
- SAP is owned by BlackRock[25].
- SAP's headquarters location is recorded as Walldorf[26].
- SAP's chief executive officer is recorded as Christian Klein[27].
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Founding
Founders include Dietmar Hopp[13], Hasso Plattner[14], Klaus Tschira[15], Claus Wellenreuther[16], and Hans-Werner Hector[17].
Identity
Part of include DAX[28], TecDAX[29], CDAX[30], and EURO STOXX 50[31].
Leadership
SAP's chief executive officer is recorded as Christian Klein[27].
Operations
SAP's headquarters location is recorded as Walldorf[26]. Subsidiaries include Business Objects[32], a business[33], founded in 1990[34], headquartered in Levallois-Perret[35]; SAP SuccessFactors[36], a software company[37], in United States[38], founded in 2001[39], headquartered in South San Francisco[40]; SAP Ariba[41], a corporation[42], founded in 1996[43], headquartered in Sunnyvale[44]; SAP Concur[45], a business[46], in United States[47], founded in 1993[48], headquartered in Bellevue[49]; Fieldglass[50], a software company[51], in United States[52], founded in 1999[53], headquartered in Chicago[54]; and KXEN Inc.[55], a software company[56], in United States[57], founded in 1998[58], headquartered in San Francisco[59].
Industry
Industries include software industry[60] and software development[61].
Ownership
Owners include Hasso Plattner[18], an entrepreneur[62], b. 1944[63], of Germany[64], awarded the Order of Merit of Brandenburg[65], specialised in management[66]; Klaus Tschira[19], an entrepreneur[67], 1940–2015[68], of Germany[69], awarded the Order of Merit of Rhineland-Palatinate[70]; BlackRock[20], a company[71], in United States[72], founded in 1988[73], headquartered in New York City[74]; Dietmar Hopp[21], an entrepreneur[75], b. 1940[76], of Germany[77], awarded the Commander's Cross of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany[78]; and Government Pension Fund Global[22], a sovereign wealth fund[79], in Norway[80], founded in 2006[81]. Stock exchanges include New York Stock Exchange[82], Frankfurt Stock Exchange[83], and Italian Stock Exchange[84].
Brands and Namesakes
Things named for SAP include SAP Center[85], a tennis venue[86], in United States[87], founded in 1993[88] and SAP Arena[89], a multi-purpose hall[90], in Germany[91], founded in 2000[92].
Why It Matters
SAP ranks in the top 2% of software_company entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (44,893 views/month).[2] SAP has Wikipedia articles in 30 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[93] SAP is known by 25 alternative names across languages and contexts.[94]
Entities named for SAP include SAP Center[85], a tennis venue[86], in United States[87], founded in 1993[88] and SAP Arena[89], a multi-purpose hall[90], in Germany[91], founded in 2000[92].