diva-e TXP Coffee Break with SAP

with Christopher Knörr

The diva-e Blueprint "Successful Digital Commerce with SAP - Improved Customer Experience with the SAP CX Suite" is here. Master the challenge of digital and user-based customer communication with the "Golden Customer Record" from your historical ERP and CRM systems and the new SAP CX building blocks. The diva-e Blueprint offers facts and practical knowledge for the digital present. In four chapters and over 80 pages, learn the most critical facts about current digital trends and their successful and beneficial implementation with the SAP CX Suite.

On the occasion of the Blueprint's publication, Sirko Schneppe (CCO & Founder, diva-e) and Christopher Knörr (SVP Mid Market, SAP) talk about SAP's transformation and an optimal customer experience and what 2021 will bring to the IT industry.

The speakers

The business informatics graduate was already involved with the emerging Internet during his studies in the 1990s and quickly became part of the steadily growing community of e-commerce experts in Germany. The serial entrepreneur founded the e-commerce service provider Ageto in Jena in 2003 with Sascha Sauer and Patrick Israel and was one of the idea generators and co-founders of diva-e. Today, as CCO Chief Commercial Officer, Sirko is responsible for sales, marketing and diva-e's strategic partnerships.

Sirko Schneppe

CCO & Founder, diva-e

As Senior Vice President, Head of Sales Midmarket and member of the Executive Board at SAP Germany, Knörr looks after midmarket customers in Germany. The 46-year-old brings 23 years of experience in the IT industry to his new position. After working for SAP, PeopleSoft and Oracle, where he also had channel responsibility, the business economist has been back at SAP since 2006 - where he also worked in channel management. Christopher Knörr graduated from the Duale Hochschule Mannheim (with SAP as a partner) and held a master's degree from St. Gallen. After spending three years in Singapore and two years in Barcelona, he lives in Wiesloch near Walldorf with his wife and three children.