SAP names Indonesia managing director, SEA corporate head

SAP has appointed Sianto Wongjoyo as managing director for Indonesia and Saket Ranjan as head of corporate for Southeast Asia, both effective immediately.

Wongjoyo, with over 25 years of experience, will oversee strategy and operations in Indonesia, focusing on cloud and AI initiatives.

“I look forward to helping Indonesian customers leverage the latest innovations to drive meaningful business transformations,” said Sianto.

Ranjan, based in Singapore, will lead SAP’s corporate segment across Southeast Asia, supporting mid-market and large enterprise customers.

These leadership changes aim to strengthen SAP’s regional growth and digital transformation efforts amid increasing adoption of cloud and AI technologies in Southeast Asia.

Liher Urbizu, SAP Southeast Asia’s president, said the appointments reflect the company’s focus on embedding intelligence into business workflows to deliver measurable impact.

🔗 Source: SAP

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SAP’s regional appointments point to faster cloud and Business AI uptake

SAP named new leaders in Southeast Asia to support regional growth and business modernization as cloud and AI use rises across the market [News Article].
Sianto Wongjoyo will run strategy and operations in Indonesia, with priorities that include cloud services plus AI programs, while Saket Ranjan will head SAP’s corporate segment across Southeast Asia to serve mid-market firms and large enterprises [News Article].
SAP Southeast Asia president Liher Urbizu said the company is building intelligence into business workflows to drive measurable results [News Article].

Cloud and AI activity in Asia Pacific adds context for the leadership changes

Recent quarterly customer announcements from SAP describe rising Asia Pacific interest in its Business Suite, with increased use of SAP Business AI and cloud products 1.
In Q4, SAP reported that several Asia Pacific companies adopted offerings across its portfolio, including SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition (a cloud version of SAP’s flagship enterprise resource planning software managed in a dedicated environment) and SAP Business AI, as part of broader cloud upgrade efforts 1.
Separately, SAP CEO Christian Klein connected cloud growth to AI demand, saying more than two-thirds of Q4 cloud order entry included business AI 2.