Good news for SAP Developers, SAP not cutting jobs in India but Creating more Jobs in India.

Good news for SAP Developers, SAP not cutting jobs in India but Creating more Jobs in India.

As per Last Wednesday SAP  announced  for cuts in Job is unlikely to have an impact on its workforce in India, senior company officials said, even as employees at the enterprise software major get anxious about their jobs.


Senior executives at the India unit of Walldorf, Germany-based SAP said jobs cuts are most likely to impact employees in the United States and Europe.

In additional that the company has been acquiring new office space and hiring people in India.


"The axe has not fallen on India and there is no indication that it will," a company official told ET requesting anonymity. Some of the employees at SAP India, however, could be shifted to other business units or re-trained in new areas, the person said.

The decision to eliminate jobs come at a time when large enterprise software companies such as SAP and Oracle are attempting to align themselves with changes in the technology landscape. 

Thanks to rising popularity of cloud computing, more and more customers now demand that software services be delivered through web-based cloud-computing services rather than installing traditional enterprise software applications on computers. 

Some More Facts about SAP:

Based on headcount, India is the third-largest operation for SAP after Germany and the United States, with sales of around Rs 7,000 crore here and an employee base of over 6,500. Founded in 1998, SAP Labs India is the company's second largest research & development in the world.

courtesy : Time of India (TOI-tech)

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