. -- vanessa fisher, thank you. >>> sap has revealed its earnings in its fourth quarter profit fell from a year ago. sap did not cheer investors by forecasting double-digit revenue growth and raising its dividend 20%. >> sap programs can be found everywhere. millions of people's wages are calculated by 1 of their payroll programs. that is just 1 example. lots of companies use the software giant's products. there are even programs to help save energy. they also seem well positioned for the future. >> we see growth in all regions, but brazil, russia, india, and china are growing much faster. we see great opportunities there and we have new categories of software that create growth mopportunities, and i would say the small and midsize companies are a huge market for us. >> retailers around the world are especially interested in sap's accounting programs, but banks are also among their biggest clients. on the downside, a u.s. court recently ordered them to pay american rival or cold billions wrote inamages for copyright infringement -- to the american --oracle billions in damages for copyrig

. >> dw-tv's vanessa fisher is in davos and was listening to president sarkozy's speech. asked if he presented a convincing defense of the euro. >> yes, one could say so. although it was very short. because he was actually speaking on the global governance of this is g-20, and there were questions on the euro. one had the feeling he did not really want to talk about the euro. but he made very clear that he and the german chancellor, angela merkel, would never, never ever let the year-ago down and that europe was the hero, and there were so many forecasts in the past that the bureau would go down and that the bureau did not have any future and the euro is still there. so he was quite convincing. >> a case in point, keeping that theme, the greek prime minister is also attending the form. in greece, of course, being the first eurozone member to receive a big bailout. as he had anything to say about the euro debt crisis? >> yes, he basically explained the situation grease was in. he said we're doing everything that the european union is saying. we're cutting costs of to the p

. -- vanessa fisher, thank you. >>> sap has revealed its earnings in its fourth quarter profit fell from a year ago. sap did not cheer investors by forecasting double-digit revenue growth and raising its dividend 20%. >> sap programs can be found everywhere. millions of people's wages are calculated by 1 of their payroll programs. that is just 1 example. lots of companies use the software giant's products. there are even programs to help save energy. they also seem well positioned for the future. >> we see growth in all regions, but brazil, russia, india, and china are growing much faster. we see great opportunities there and we have new categories of software that create growth opportunities, and i would say the small and midsize companies are a huge market for us. >> retailers around the world are especially interested in sap's accounting programs, but banks are also among their biggest clients. on the downside, a u.s. court recently ordered them to pay american rival or cold billions wrote in damages for copyright infringement -- to the american --oracle billions in damages for copyri

. >> dw-tv's vanessa fisher is in davos and was listening to president sarkozy's speech. asked if he presented a convincing defense of the euro. >> yes, one could say so. although it was very short. because he was actually speaking on the global governance of this is g-20, and there were questions on the euro. one had the feeling he did not really want to talk about the euro. but he made very clear that he and the german chancellor, angela merkel, would never, never ever let the year-ago down and that europe was the hero, and there were so many forecasts in the past that the bureau would go down and that the bureau did not have any future and the euro is still there. so he was quite convincing. >> a case in point, keeping that theme, the greek prime minister is also attending the form. in greece, of course, being the first eurozone member to receive a big bailout. as he had anything to say about the euro debt crisis? >> yes, he basically explained the situation grease was in. he said we're doing everything that the european union is saying. we're cutting costs of to the p