How Accurate Was SAP on the Number of Fiori Apps?

ByPrimary Researcher

Executive Summary

  • For years SAP has stated that on the number of Fiori apps.
  • In this article, we review the accuracy of this claim. 

What SAP Said About the Number of Fiori Apps

SAP has made some exaggerated claims about Fiori. And a major area of exaggeration is how many Fiori apps, and therefore how much coverage Fiori has. SAP has reported “thousands” of Fiori apps.

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Notice of Lack of Financial Bias: We have no financial ties to SAP or any other entity mentioned in this article.

  • This is published by a research entity, not some lowbrow entity that is part of the SAP ecosystem. 
  • Second, no one paid for this article to be written, and it is not pretending to inform you while being rigged to sell you software or consulting services. Unlike nearly every other article you will find from Google on this topic, it has had no input from any company's marketing or sales department. As you are reading this article, consider how rare this is. The vast majority of information on the Internet on SAP is provided by SAP, which is filled with false claims and sleazy consulting companies and SAP consultants who will tell any lie for personal benefit. Furthermore, SAP pays off all IT analysts -- who have the same concern for accuracy as SAP. Not one of these entities will disclose their pro-SAP financial bias to their readers. 

The Truth About the Number of Fiori Apps?

We cover in the article How to Understand the Strange Changes in the Count of Fiori Apps, that the thousands of apps shown on the Fiori App Library are deliberately deceptively counted. The majority of the apps on the Fiori apps library are not Fiori apps. They are instead SAPGUI screens that have been made to look like Fiori. The deception on the Fiori App Library goes on and on.

Secondly, not only is Fiori extremely little used (making its quality of less importance) with the vast majority of people that use SAP (the non-acquired products) still using the SAPGUI. Furthermore, we question whether Fiori will survive in the article Understanding Why Fiori Won’t be Able to Survive.

Conclusion and Calculation

SAP receives a 0% accuracy rating for the number of Fiori apps that are available.

Link to the Parent Article

This is one of many research articles on a specific topic that supports a larger research calculation. For the overview of the research calculation for all of the SAP topics that were part of the study, see the following primary research A Study into SAP’s Accuracy.