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It’s All About Feelings in New SAP TV Spot
SAP is a B2B pure play, but changing buying patterns have led the company to adapt B2C marketing practices to connect with decision makers.
SAP is a B2B pure play, but changing buying patterns have led the company to adapt B2C marketing practices to connect with decision makers.
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