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Top 10 Ten Reasons to Choose SAP for Enterprise Mobility Copyright/Trademark

1 6 Market Leader Unlock Innovation 2 7 End-to-End Solution Deployment Flexibility 3 8 Support Leading Devices Enterprise-Level Security 4 9 Mobile-Enable Any Application Rapid Business Value 5 10 Opens Access to Wide Range of Users Industry Focus

1. Market Leader #1 mobile device management #1 mobile enterprise application platform #1 mobile messaging Mobile device management market Share of market, 2009, selected companies Mobile enterprise application platform market, enterprise application providers SAP 19.7% Share of market, 2009, selected companies SAP 17.1% 1.5 billion SMS and MMS messages processed daily SAP/Sybase is the proven market leader in mobility Microsoft IBM Tivoli HP 9.5% 8.9% 7.6% Microsoft Spring Wireless IBM 7.8% 7.7% 11.1% 4.5 billion subscribers 20,000 Enterprise mobility customers 85% Share of Fortune 100 enterprise mobility customers As a combined entity, SAP and Sybase possess a unique position in the enterprise mobility market, with the ability to offer analytics-enabled infrastructure, a leading mobile enterprise applications platform, mobile device management and security, and mobile applications across multiple device types. IDC Insight SAP and Sybase: The Promise of Mobility Takes Shape, September 2010 Sources: L to R: IDC, Worldwide Mobile Device Management Enterprise 2010-2014 Forecast and 2009 Vendor Shares, Doc.# 224437, Aug. 2010; SAP analysis of third-party market data; Sybase company reports and press releases, Sybase 10-K 2009

2. End to End Solution End Consume applications on any mobile devices: Smartphones, tablets, laptops Online or offline Mobile application store SAP mobile apps Native SAP integration SAP mobile platform Mobile enterprise application platform Mobile device security and application management Developer resources Third-party apps Customer-built apps All of your platform needs in one simple solution: Control devices and applications Create new apps End SAP sources Business Suite, Analytics, On Demand Third-party sources Connect all of your SAP and 3rd party sources

3. Support Leading Devices Leading devices Device management Provision for security policies and unique roles Production management to enforce security, backup data, apply patches Decommission to lock or kill corporate data on corporate- or employee-owned devices Application management Remotely manage all applications on most device types Install, update and remove enterprise applications Blacklist or block applications Speed to value Native SAP integration for rapid industry applications Be up and running in a matter of days

4. Mobile Enable Any Application Heavy business process SAP mobile platform Mission-critical and process or data intensive applications, such as mobile direct store delivery or field services Process integrity Data integrity Supports online and offline use through embedded database on device, retaining full process and data integrity SAP approach Synchronize and tie mobile application to backend systems in any scenario Preserve consistent data on devices and in on-premise or on-demand systems Business extensions Online Mobile extensions of on premise or on demand applications, such as mobile CRM or travel & expense reports Offline Light productivity SMS-based or HTML5 container-based applications, such as simple approvals or SMS-based mobile commerce 1 2 3 Develop once and deploy across a broad range of devices Natively integrates with SAP solutions Supports other business applications with open architecture Example: Mobile Workflow for SAP Business Suite orchestrates process steps on device with on premise systems with complete process integrity online and offline. Data integrity and security is preserved throughout for authorized execution of approvals and confirmations.

5. Opens Access to Wide Range of Users Employees Enable mobile workers, workgoups, and workflow anytime, anywhere Partners Magnify the value of your business network Consumers Reach millions of consumers and users Supports a state of the art user experience HTML 5 Consumer-inspired design Interactive navigation Intuitive decision making Before we started development of Momentum with the Sybase Unwired Platform, we looked at all the available enterprise mobility platforms on the market. These were mainly tools that were black boxes where we didn t really influence how the usability, how the user interface, ends up. Now, with SUP we had no limitations and we could create the user interface that best fits the end user. Alexander Ilg, CEO, msc mobile

6. Unlock Innovation Reach more people 4.5 billion subscribers with new business models mcommerce Couponing Mobile coupons expected to reach $6 billion redemption market by 2014 with 15-50% or higher redemption rates Retailing Digital and physical goods purchased via mobile forecast to exceed $200 billion by 2012 Messaging Consumer engagement Alerts Interactive polls Employee engagement Instant news or surveys Emergency communications mpayment Transactions Secure mpayments: bill pay, micropayments, top-ups Point of sale SMS-enabled vending, parking, and other point of sale use cases Industry scenario SAP E-Care transforms the healthcare industry by connecting patients to their entire network of care providers, from the living room to the doctor s office on patients mobile devices. Sources: Sybase.com/mobileservices; Juniper Research, Mobile Coupon Redemption Value to Approach $6bn Globally by 2014, According to Juniper Research, November 4, 2009; Juniper Research, Mobile Payments for Digital & Physical Goods: Players, Markets & Opportunities, 2010-2014, April 2010; SAP analysis of third party reports

7. Deployment Flexibility On premise On demand Ownership of strategic solutions Flexibility to customize and integrate Manage daily operation Selective upgrades Your needs Minimize infrastructure Deploy incrementally Fast adoption of standard solution On premise infrastructure and self-managed operations Deployment model Private cloud infrastructure hosted behind your firewall Public cloud infrastructure hosted by cloud partner SAP, Sybase, Channel resellers SAP, Sybase, Verizon, Accenture, other BPO providers Providers

8. Enterprise-Level Security SAP mobile platform Device-level security Role-based credentials Secure data access and creation Central control to wipe data or apps The industry s leading mobile device security and application management technology Data-level security Architected security model provides end-to-end data security from mobile device to back end systems Identity management Single sign-on for access and authorization to enterprise apps Single click process for network connection and user session

9. Rapid Business Value Rapidly develop, deploy and adopt mobile solutions Supercharge your development resources Unlock the value of your ERP investment Enable new business models and strategies Unwire your enterprise Build apps and services using industry-standard development environments Fully implement solutions in a matter of weeks Enjoy rapid adoption of intuitive mobile apps Develop mobile apps with one single development environment and skill set, instead of six or more device-specific development teams Write once, deploy to all supported device types Expose the data and increase usability with our mobile toolkit, optimized for SAP Deploy out-of-the-box mobile applications specifically integrated to SAP Reach global consumers on the go with engaging experiences Micro-segment and target unique individuals at specific times and locations Open new mobile commerce revenue streams Accelerate decision making by extending real-time insights to any device, anytime, anywhere Maximize mobile workforce performance with reduced administrative time and increased productivity Gain business value with flexible application development option Build Standard development environment using Eclipse Buy 40 SAP apps available or scheduled for release in 2011 Partner Global Service Mobility Partners delivering 50+ apps in 2011

10. Industry Focus Our focus on best practices for 24 industries meets the best mobile technology SAP share of Forbes 2000 companies by sector 79% 83% 75% 57% 78% 60% 68% 67% Consumer Products & Life Sciences Discrete Manufacturing Energy & Natural Resources Financial Services Process Manufacturing Public Services Retail & Wholesale Services Accelerate your business with mobility Industry specific mobile processes deliver transformational value SAP mobile technology Sources: SAP analysis of Forbes 2000 companies by sector, 2010.

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