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Das Fachgebiet „Enterprise Platform and Integration Concepts“ am Hasso-Plattner-Institut

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Das 1998 gegründete Hasso-Plattner-Institut (HPI) ist ein privat finanziertes IT-Institut und bildet gemeinsam mit der Universität Potsdam die Fakultät „Digital Engineering“. Gründer und Namensgeber des Instituts ist der SAP-Mitgründer Hasso Plattner, welcher mit dem Fachgebiet „Enterprise Platform und Integration Concepts“ (EPIC) seine eigene Forschungsgruppe leitet. Diese beschäftigt sich mit der effizienten Verwaltung, Integration und Auswertung von Unternehmens- und Geschäftsprozessdaten. Dabei wird eng mit verschiedenen Unternehmen und deren Nutzer:innen zusammengearbeitet, um Herausforderungen zu identifizieren und Lösungen gemeinsam zu entwickeln. Gegründet wurde das EPIC-Fachgebiet 2006 und bietet zurzeit zwei Senior-Researchern, drei Postdoktoranden, 16 Doktorand:innen und 21 Masterstudent:innen eine Forschungsumgebung.

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Danksagung

Der EPIC wäre nichts ohne seine Doktorand:innen und PostDoc-Forscher:innen, da ihre Ergebnisse zur nächsten Generation von Datenbanken und Unternehmenssoftware beigetragen haben. Ebenso würdigen wir unsere enge Zusammenarbeit mit den anderen Forschungsgruppen am HPI, allen voran den Gruppen von Felix Naumann und Tilmann Rabl.

Wir bedanken uns bei unseren Industriepartner:innen. Zuerst einmal SAP für die Finanzierung und den ständigen Austausch von Ideen und Ergebnissen. Insbesondere unsere Kooperationen mit SAP HANA, „New Ventures and Technologies“ und dem gesamten Vorstandsbereich „Technology and Innovation“ helfen uns dabei Forschungsergebnisse in innovative Produkte zu überführen. Neben SAP arbeiten wir mit Seagate, Porsche, Heidelberger Druckmaschinen, Hilti, AWS, Zalando und vielen anderen zusammen. Vielen Dank, dass Sie uns herausfordernde Forschungsfragen bieten, an uns glauben und die Ergebnisse zurück in die Wirtschaft übertragen.

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    Michael Perscheid, Hasso Plattner, Daniel Ritter, Rainer Schlosser & Ralf Teusner

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Perscheid, M., Plattner, H., Ritter, D. et al. Das Fachgebiet „Enterprise Platform and Integration Concepts“ am Hasso-Plattner-Institut. Datenbank Spektrum 22, 175–180 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1007/s13222-022-00412-3

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