Diversity is more than just a policy, it’s a smart way to do business – and key to our sustainable growth, innovation, and competitive edge. At SAP, over
| Facts & Figures | ||
|---|---|---|
| Number of employees (worldwide) |
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| Number of employees (Germany) | 16,398 (12,508 at headquarters in Walldorf/Rot) | |
| Nationalities represented (worldwide) | 124 | |
| Nationalities represented at headquarters (Walldorf, Germany) | 78 | |
| Top nationalities represented at headquarters | German, Indian, British, American, and Chinese | |
| Percentage of women (worldwide) | 30% | |
| Percentage of women in management positions (worldwide) | 18.2%* | |
| Average age (worldwide / Germany AG) | 38.7 / 40.9 | |
| Percentage of employees over 50 (worldwide) | 11.4% | |
| Average length of company affiliation (worldwide / Germany AG) | 6.5 years / 10.4 years | |
| Turnover rate (worldwide / Germany AG) | 9.5% / 1.9% | |
| Employee Retention | 93% | |
*In May 2011, SAP committed to increasing the number of women in management positions from the current level to 25% by 2017.