SAP CEO on Qualtrics IPO, Co-CEO Departure, Diversity

The transcript discusses SAP's strategic decisions regarding Qualtrics, including its acquisition and partial IPO. It highlights SAP's competitive strategy against Salesforce, emphasizing the development of human experience management and other solutions. The transcript also covers SAP's financial performance during a crisis, its business transformation efforts, and strategic partnerships with companies like Siemens and Honeywell. Additionally, it outlines SAP's commitment to diversity and its people strategy under the sole CEO leadership.

What was the main reason for SAP's decision to pursue a partial IPO for Qualtrics?

• To focus on non-SAP customers

• To reduce SAP's ownership in Qualtrics

• To increase SAP's market share

• To merge with another company

How does SAP plan to compete with Salesforce after acquiring Qualtrics?

• By launching human experience management

• By reducing prices

• By focusing solely on SAP customers

• By acquiring more companies

What demonstrates SAP's resilience during the crisis?

• Increase in free cash flow

• Decline in license transactions

• Decrease in cloud revenue

• Reduction in workforce

What is SAP's approach to business transformation?

• Focusing on traditional methods

• Reducing investment in technology

• Ignoring customer feedback

• Implementing intelligent solutions

Which companies has SAP partnered with to deliver end-to-end solutions?

• Microsoft and Google

• IBM and Oracle

• Apple and Amazon

• Siemens and Honeywell

What is SAP's focus regarding diversity under the sole CEO?

• Reducing diversity initiatives

• Maintaining the status quo

• Doubling down on diversity objectives

• Focusing only on gender diversity

What is SAP's strategy for expanding its portfolio?

• Reducing the number of partnerships

• Expanding with strong partner solutions

• Focusing solely on the real estate industry

• Focusing only on internal developments