SAP Research Locations

Dresden, Germany

Dresden OfficesThe Dresden region, also referred to as "Silicon Saxony," is located in the eastern part of Germany, close to the German-Polish and German-Czech borders. SAP Research aims to capitalize on this fact by turning SAP Research Dresden into the company's hub for research collaborations with companies and academics from Eastern Germany and the EU member states of Eastern Europe. The location is in close proximity to the campus of the Technische Universität Dresden (TU Dresden).

SAP Research Dresden contributes significantly to three SAP Research topics: mobile computing and user experience, business intelligence, and software engineering and tools. SAP Research Dresden also manages the Future Factory Initiative living lab.

Research Environment – Working with World-Class Researchers

SAP Research Dresden finds itself in a prospering environment perfectly suited for a research location of its kind. The Dresden metro area is the home of production facilities and research labs of major semiconductor engineering, multimedia, and information management companies. Global players, as well as a considerable network of small and midsize high-tech businesses, constitute excellent cooperation opportunities for SAP Research. In addition, TU Dresden has been a longstanding loyal, beneficial, and faithful partner of SAP Research. Together with TU Dresden, the research location in Dresden offers a Ph.D. program to highly-qualified students.

Learn more about SAP Research Dresden's partners:

DRESDEN Fast Facts

  • Research Topics:
    Business Intelligence, Internet Applications & Services, Mobile Computing & User Experience, Software Engineering & Tools
  • Environment: Technische Universität Dresden, Dresden University of Applied Sciences, "Silicon Saxony," Technische Universität Berlin
  • Address: SAP Research Dresden; SAP AG; Chemnitzer Strasse 48; 01187 Dresden; Germany
  • Phone/E-mail:
    +49 351 4811-6111
    research.dresden@sap.com

Want to learn more? Contact SAP Research for more information.

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