The new SAP Labs Munich Campus in Garching offers a state-of-the-art office building with flexible workstations for around 700 SAP employees and 120 employees of the Technical University of Munich (TUM) on an area of 19,000 square metres. The campus is more than just a workplace - it is a centre for interdisciplinary collaboration and encounters in an open ecosystem of customers, TUM representatives, SAP partners, students, start-ups, SAP employees and visitors. True to our credo "Creating impact together". The campus is characterised by its university character and the areas that are also partially open to the public, such as the Café SAP Five and the SAP Experience Center. Construction time was 2.5 years.
Filmed with BlackMagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K & BlackMagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K
Edited with Adobe CC
Written, shot, edited, and directed by Alex Januschke
SAP Design Talks: Visual Director and Deputy Editor in Chief of DIE ZEIT Malin Schulz shares her vision for the future of visual storytelling in journalism.
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Filmed with BlackMagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K & BlackMagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K
Edited with Adobe CC
Written, shot, edited, and directed by Alex Januschke Alex Januschke and Natalie Hauck
Brilliant women are changing the game everywhere in the IT industry. In our first series highlighting “SAP Women in Tech”, four female colleagues share their stories of success and struggle, of courage and determination. Some entered the industry with a degree in computer science, others have a different background. All of them believe in a future where it is a natural choice for women to work in tech.
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Filmed with BlackMagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K
Edited with Adobe CC
Written, shot, edited, and directed by Alex Januschke and Natalie Hauck
A self-determined life has always been Tannaz Piroozi’s dream. She talks about her unique journey from a childhood in Iran to a management role at SAP.
This series is telling the stories of four women who work for SAP and are by definition “Women in Tech”.
The SAP Women in Tech initiative was founded to provide more visibility to female experts working for SAP, aiming for a future where it is a natural choice for women to work in tech.
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Filmed with BlackMagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K
Edited with Adobe CC
Written, shot, edited, and directed by Alex Januschke and Natalie Hauck
A global cast of SAP Product Engineers in a different light. Passionate about our products, together we build the future. Shown internally, and now shared with you. Enjoy watching!
Filmed with BlackMagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K
Edited with Adobe CC
Written, shot, edited, and directed by Alex Januschke and Natalie Hauck
Life is fragile for young black South Africans, and Athenkosi Mali’s journey thus far has also not been without great struggle. The young professional working as an IT consultant for Africa’s largest food retailer, Shoprite Checkers is on his way to a life of prosperity and security that his parents could only dream of. With a little bit of support through the SAP Skills for Africa program, Africa’s youth can overcome poverty and other hardships to the benefit of entire families, communities and countries.
Film Locations in Cape Town and Stutterheim, South Africa
Filmed with BlackMagic Production Camera 4K
Edited with Audobe CC
Written, shot, edited, and directed by Alex Januschke and Natalie Hauck
Interview with Phil Gilbert, General Manager IBM Design and former start-up veteran
Film location in Walldorf, Germany
Filmed with BlackMagic Production Camera 4K
Edited with Adobe CC
Directed by Alex Januschke and Natalie Hauck
SAP Golf Analytics (technology showcase) helps golf players throughout their game to get detailed information about their game and possible improvements.
Film location in St. Leon Rot, Germany
Filmed with RED Epic
Edited with Adobe CC
Directed by Alex Januschke and Natalie Hauck