Contributor Overview
Jacqueline Prause
SAP brand journalist and senior managing editor at SAP News Services, Jacqueline joined SAP in 2001 as a software information developer. An experienced communications specialist in the SAP Global Marketing and Communications team, she has edited and written for both print and online publications. Jacqueline enjoys working with SAP partners and regional teams to uncover great IT success stories from around the world and share them with the SAP audience. Jacqueline holds degrees in journalism from Boston University and professional writing from Carnegie Mellon University.
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Feature Article — Discover “The Power of Collaboration” at the UK & Ireland SAP User Group conference – UKISUG Connect 2017 – to be held at the ICC...
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SAP and UN Women Partner in Forum to Advance Women’s Participation in Technology
Feature Article — Of the United Nations’ 17 Sustainable Development Goals, goal number five – Gender Equality – calls for ending discrimination and violence against women and girls,...
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SAP Leonardo Community Backs Kiva Entrepreneurs in openSAP Partnership
Feature Article — “Learning is the only thing the mind never exhausts, never fears, and never regrets,” Renaissance master Leonardo da Vinci once said. True to inspiration, 21,000...
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Blockchain? Bitcoin? Find Out What Money’s Digital Makeover Means for You
Feature Article — As the switch to digital money via blockchain technology upends modern banking practices, many people are skeptical about whether to trust the security and privacy...
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SolarCoin: How Blockchain is Incentivizing a 5,000 Gigawatt Quest to Save the Planet
Feature Article — A trip through the idyllic farmlands of Bavaria, in the south of Germany, is a testament to the enthusiasm here for solar energy, one of...
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Will Blockchain Technology Finally Lead Us to a Fair Payment Model for Content?
Feature Article — During my journalism internship, I could already see there was going to be a problem with my chosen vocation. The small New England television station...
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