SAP CEO on Qualtrics Acquisition, China, Brexit

The transcript discusses SAP's acquisition of Qualtrics, highlighting the enthusiasm and expected business impact. It covers the financial implications, growth potential, and SAP's strategy on future acquisitions. The discussion also touches on global trade issues, including the trade war with China and Brexit, emphasizing SAP's resilience and preparedness for changes.

What is the main challenge businesses face today according to the first section?

• Managing employee satisfaction

• Expanding into new markets

• Losing existing customers

• Increasing operational costs

How does SAP plan to enhance its business with the Qualtrics acquisition?

• By increasing employee training programs

• By expanding into new geographical markets

• By combining experience data with operational data

• By reducing operational costs

What concern do analysts have about the Qualtrics acquisition?

• The acquisition will not bring any new customers

• The price paid for Qualtrics was too high

• The acquisition will lead to a loss of market share

• Qualtrics does not align with SAP's core business

What is the growth rate of Qualtrics as mentioned in the second section?

• 60% year over year

• 45% year over year

• 50% year over year

• 30% year over year

What is SAP's approach to acquisitions in the short term?

• Aggressively pursuing new acquisitions

• Focusing on small-scale acquisitions

• Not looking for any large-scale acquisitions

• Only acquiring companies in the tech sector

How is SAP preparing for potential changes due to Brexit?

• By increasing its marketing budget

• By relocating its headquarters

• By developing software to accommodate governance changes

• By reducing its workforce in the UK

What is SAP's position in the Chinese market according to the final section?

• China is SAP's slowest growing market

• SAP is reducing its presence in China

• China remains the fastest growing market for SAP

• SAP is facing significant challenges in China