We leverage multiple services on the SAP Cloud Platform. Firstly, we utilize the BTP platform, which includes the Cloud Foundry and the CTI environment. Additionally, we have a new environment where we use our business studio application for developing custom applications tailored to our specific business needs and compliance requirements. 

We also utilize workflow management and rapid deployment solutions for project management. Furthermore, we use MJCR applications in these environments with attributes that integrate with DSO for data synchronization and integration with various interfaces. 

We also utilize SAP Analytics Cloud for financial reporting and consolidation of the entire environment. This includes session areas, digital boardrooms, group reporting, price environment, and live connections from ResSonar. 

We also leverage Analytics Cloud for group reporting and business reporting modules. 

Lastly, we make use of SAP C4C solution, specifically SysTrack, for basic CRM functionality, sales reporting, and organizational marketing purposes.

So we have different services depending on the specific needs and requirements. We fully implement and integrate CPI-certified systems in our organization. We also have business-certified systems. For SORN theory, we have technical specialists who handle system conversion and delivery.

We are using the solution for our mobile services mainly, and we have a full SAP Integration Suite.

I'm doing some research because I would like to see how we can make Azure API and SAP CPI work in my current IT landscape. I lead teams who work on it. I am not very hands-on, but am responsible for the major decisions.

My organization typically uses SAP Cloud Platform to interface our core ERP, SAP ERP, with partner systems, billing systems, automation systems, finance systems, and so on. We've also been migrating interfaces with other technologies to SAP CPI.

We are on the SaaS version of Cloud Platform.

We do public cloud and private cloud implementations of SAP. We also help with the BTP solutions for integrations with Non-SAP systems. I think it's becoming more popular because of RISE with SAP. Earlier, HANA Enterprise Cloud had a lot of limitations. But now, considering RISE with SAP, the solutions are much better. So, people use the solution for running their ERP.

I use SAP Cloud Platform in my company as an integration tool primarily focused on SAP products.

We primarily use the solution for integration purposes.

SAP is our ERP system. It handles data relations with sales, finance, and procurement. We also use SAP Analytics Cloud for some analytics purposes.

The team was using it internally as a sort-of demo. It was collecting the results instead of the customer doing it himself. 

They came in the beginning and said it's easy to implement. The solution was good for both very little or lots of development.

My customers use the SAP Cloud Platform. I write about SAP and certifications. 

SAP Cloud Platform is primarily used for the scalability and security of applications.

We create applications for other companies to power HR experiences. Mostly somewhat complicated web applications, so that's where we use the SAP Cloud Platform. The web applications may have standard backend launches and use front-end technologies such as React or even the conventional SAP WiFi, so we use the SAP Cloud Platform for those cases.

We are using SAP Cloud for analytics progress and for planning and other reporting purposes. We also use the cloud for one of the SuccessFactors.

We are using SAP Cloud Platform analytics, building applications, and integrations.

Our clients use the product for dashboards and reports.

We primarily use the solution for ERP purposes. We cover finance, research and development, program management, and HR.

Our company uses the solution to monitor interfaces in our pipeline such as e-Invoice for India. 

The main purpose is migration. Right now, clients are migrating from hosting services in a private cloud to SAP services in the cloud.

We just sell the service to clients. I understand the architecture and I’m able to propose an architecture to clients.

I am working for a consultancy company. We have this application that we are designing which needs services to get our ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) data transferred to our data services on the cloud. When we collect some data from applications, we can see information like what kind of applications people are using so we are aware. Then we can inform the managers so that they know and can take action. That is one part we have working.  

We also have some simple list-based applications so users can get lists of orders for today, or tasks for today, or tasks for a selected week. Also it is like a task list. We let users create some list of obligations where you can say something is confirmed done. Then that information gets posted back to the ERP for tracking.  

Our primary use case is to support our SAP integrated business planning solution, called IBP. It's a cloud-based solution that we have in our private cloud for SAP. It will push and pull the data from the IBP to our on-premises ERP and analytics systems.

The primary use is to provide the product for use to our clients.  

We use it for data transformation and uploading data within the SAP ecosystem.

We are partners and customers of SAP. I'm a company director. 

We are not using SAP, however, we will provide SAP implementation and operation services.

There are various use cases. You take the common processes, finance, supply chain, procurement, then some kind of your HR, and processes like asset maintenance. It can be used there. When it comes to an individual industry like manufacturing, logistics, or the sales processes areas, in the current versions of SAP, those use cases are a little bit more open-ended for the larger customers.

We are currently implementing POCs for our client using this solution.

Our primary use case involves fetching data that has been entered into the dashboard and updating it in our database. We also are fetching data entered into SuccessFactors and updating the ECC accordingly.

The current deployment is on a private cloud, which hosts our own database and ECC systems. The second POC was to connect to the public cloud for Twitter, Salesforce, and SuccessFactors data.

Our primary use case is for the interface.

We use the product for process integration, data integration, etc.

I use the solution in my company for mostly integrations and some portal development.

We primarily use Cloud Platform for marketing and promotions campaigns, AI, and database integration.

SAP Cloud platform is primarily used as an overall cloud solution for enterprise.

I'm an integration architect, so I'm involved in implementations.

The use case of this product varies according to the customer's needs, but we generally implement it when a customer is looking for a complete SaaS-based model without the need for infrastructure. It saves them from having to take care of any facilities including a data center, redundancy layers, and administration. We are resellers and I'm a service architect. 

The primary use case of this solution is basically for reporting and analysis. We publish our internal data for our clients and also for our management team.

We provide services and implement solutions for our clients.

We integrate solutions and have experience with many different interfaces with possibilities to integrate. The primary use case of this solution is to integrate data.

I run all of my servers on SAP at the moment. We have our development, our quality, and also our production sites on it.

We actually upgraded this solution in December 2020, so we're using the most current version. We're looking forward to incorporating SAP analytics within our company.

We primarily use the solution for mobility purposes.

Our primary use is for the cloud platform identity authentication, whereas this serves as a proxy between Azure AD and our SAP cloud applications.

We use hybrid-cloud, on-prem, and cloud models of this solution. The primary use case of this solution is for our customer's. We integrate it for them.