Which software company did Dietmar Hopp co-found?
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SAP
SAP is the largest software company in Europe.
💡 Did you know? At times it was the most valuable company in Germany.
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Dietmar Hopp, born in 1940, is one of the founders of SAP: the largest software company in Europe. In 1972 he and four former IBM colleagues struck out on their own and created software with which companies worldwide run their operations. SAP became the most valuable company in Germany and Hopp a billionaire. In his home region he is known above all as the patron of the football club TSG 1899 Hoffenheim, which he led from the amateur leagues to the Bundesliga: not without criticism. Good to know: SAP is the largest software company in Europe. At times it was the most valuable company in Germany. In 1972 five IBM employees struck out on their own. They wanted to build standard software for companies. A large share of the world economy runs on SAP systems. The software is seen as complex but indispensable. He lifted his home-town club from the amateur leagues to the top. His involvement was unprecedented and controversial. Some fans see it as a „bought“ club. Hopp was repeatedly insulted at matches.
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SAP
SAP is the largest software company in Europe.
💡 Did you know? At times it was the most valuable company in Germany.
from IBM
In 1972 five IBM employees struck out on their own.
💡 Did you know? They wanted to build standard software for companies.
to run their operations
A large share of the world economy runs on SAP systems.
💡 Did you know? The software is seen as complex but indispensable.
TSG 1899 Hoffenheim
He lifted his home-town club from the amateur leagues to the top.
💡 Did you know? His involvement was unprecedented and controversial.
because of his money (against fan culture)
Some fans see it as a „bought“ club.
💡 Did you know? Hopp was repeatedly insulted at matches.
for charity (his foundation)
By 2019 his foundation had paid out more than 800 million euros for medicine, sport, education and social causes in his region.
💡 Did you know? This makes him one of Germany’s most generous donors.
in biotech
He backed the vaccine company CureVac early.
💡 Did you know? In the Covid pandemic this company came into the spotlight.
Sinsheim
The village of Hoffenheim is too small for a Bundesliga stadium: so TSG plays in nearby Sinsheim.
💡 Did you know? Hoffenheim is today a district of Sinsheim.
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