01. Joe CoyleCapgeminiVisits #theCUBE!. (00:20) 02. What Are You Doing In The Cloud. (00:51) 03. What Is The Trending Conversations With CEO's. (03:03) 04. How Are We Thinking About The Relationship Between Technology And Business Model. (04:28) 05. How Are Some Of These Organizations Implement The Technology. (07:27) 06. Are You Starting To See Companies Finding Ways To Use New Technologies. (09:26) 07. Does ContextCommunity And Capabilities Resonate With You. (11:52) 08. What Use Cases Have You Worked With That Have Been Successful. (12:37) 09. How Are You Helping To Get Things Done Faster And Cheaper. (13:47) Track List created with http://www.vinjavideo.com. --- --- How companies are keeping up with the speed of technology | #SAPPHIRENOW by Tim Hawkins | May 172016 SAP has been around for yearsand many companies still run it on traditional databases. Capgemini North AmericaInc. helps customers migrate their SAP platforms to cloud-based systems. Joe Coyleglobal CTO and solutions leader of cloud services at Capgeminisat down with John Furrier (@furrier) and Peter Burris (@plburris)cohosts of theCUBEfrom the SiliconANGLE Media teamduring SAP Sapphire 2016 in OrlandoFlorida. A three-point process Capgemini uses a three-point process to help its customers integrate: advisealign and animate. “Advise” to help customers figure out what they want“align” by assessing the total migration and “animate” the final solution. SAP migration issues Some companies are struggling with SAP migrationbecause they know what they want to do but don’t know howfor several reasons. Some also believe the speed of technology is so fast that by the time they make a decision they’re already behind. Others simply do not understand the value of IT in making business decisions. “They can’t understand why IT is so critical” said Coyle. 30-to-90-minute migration Companies on traditional data servers are realizing that the technology is changing. They want off their old systems but are unsure of how to accomplish it. Capgemini is helping these clients move their systems quickly and efficiently. “I can’t imagine an SAP workload that we can’t move in 30 to90 minutes” said Coyle.