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Answer Posted / sunitha pakala
Sap stands for Systems, Applications and products in Data
processing.SAP AG was founded in 1972 by four former IBM
employees. The company headquarters are based in
Walldorf, a small German town close to Heidelberg, where
the university is a continuous source of employees
at SAP. Many of the gurus behind this phenomenal system
known as R/3
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