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derek_klobucher
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Keeping customers happy is the name of the game in this week’s Top 5 blog posts from SAP Business Trends, whether it’s winning new mobile customers, improving their lives or just simplifying your message for them.

Enterprises that are obsessed with their mobile customers have the best chance of surviving in today’s data- and device-rich environment.

No. 1: The Age of the Mobile Customer

Businesses will spend the next two decades with an obsessive focus on winning, serving and retaining customers. anthony.reynolds shows how this will pertain to mobile customers, especially in the wake of Apple teaming with China Mobile, and Google’s acquisition of Nest.

No. 2: Do you have an SAP HANA story to tell? Share and Win.

Improving your customer’s life via SAP HANA could be worth an extra $10,000. christine.donato encourages HANA users to creatively tell their story and compete for the HANA Innovation Award, which could lead to free tickets for SAP d-code, recognition at SAPPHIRE Now in Orlando and, of course, cash.

No. 3: Super Bowl Boulevard: Simplifying The SAP Brand

Simplicity and innovation have become the battle cries of business. drew.leblanc explains how SAP simplified its message for thousands of people who crowded into Super Bowl Boulevard at New York City’s Times Square, showcasing the SAP brand -- and competing with David Beckham.

No. 4: Predicting the Unpredictable & Super Bowl Fails

Just about everyone from experts to analysts predicted that the Denver Broncos would beat the Seattle Seahawks in this year’s Super Bowl -- and they were wrong. jason.grosse2 examines the limits of predictive technology, such as data gaps and the fact that software can’t actually predict the future.

No. 5: Watch the 7 Super Bowl Commercials That Won the Internet

Vast corporate expenditures on exciting, funny and tear-jerking Super Bowl commercials can spice up even the dullest game. lee.clemmer looked at how often people mentioned each brand over time, then stacked them against each other to find which Super Bowl commercials resonated best with audiences.

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