Following his years of marathon running experience, Zac Newman established an online coaching service for runners called Run2PB – sharing his knowledge while improving the sense of community amongst marathon runners.
SAP’s Commitment to People over Profits
As an organisation, SAP’s purpose is to help the world run better and improve people’s lives – this doesn’t just mean our customers; it means the entire SAP ecosystem – employees, partners, and the communities in which we operate and live.
Running with Purpose on the Road to Wellbeing
Andrew says his marathon journey wouldn’t have been possible without the support he received from SAP in preparation for the marathon. “SAP have been fantastic,” he exclaimed. “When we ran the marathon last year, two SAP colleagues, Nicole and Michael also ran the marathon distance.
Parental Leave: How a Supportive Team Empowered a Colleague at SAP ANZ
Jochen used a week and half of parental leave as a secondary caregiver when Oliver was born in July 2018.
SAP and Apple: Engaging a New Generation of Enterprise Users
Together with our partners and Apple, SAP is bringing a new generation of consumer-grade apps for the Enterprise to wearables and devices as we continue to innovate to help our customers run at their best.
The Workforce of the Future: Moving your business forward in the digital workplace
Technology’s changing role in the workspace is giving people more access to information while facilitating greater collaboration through online platforms and resources
The Purpose-driven CFO
At SAP, our purpose is simple, help businesses run at their best so the world can run better and how I lead our finance operations in Australia and New Zealand is no different.
SAP Recognised as an Employer of Choice for Gender Equality
SAP Australia is proud to be recognised as an Employer of Choice for Gender Equality through the Workplace Gender Equality Agency (WGEA).
SAP’s Top Leadership Event Is Now a Podcast
All of our guests share their incredible stories — the triumphs, hardships, and learnings that made them the leader they have become.
Big Data Solving Big Societal Problems
New Zealand’s youth suicide rates are the highest in the OECD. The numbers are even worse for Maori and Pasifika youth. And this week, statistics and commentary have highlighted the ‘epidemic of mental illness’ in rural areas of New Zealand, as revealed by Bayer New Zealand and Country TV’s State of the Rural Nation Survey. There is a crisis in mental health services for young people.
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