The program was brought to San Antonio by NS2 Serves, a nonprofit established by Mark Testoni — president of SAP National Security Services Inc., known as SAP NS2 — to train veterans in the ...

He made the crew of 10 men and one woman stand in a line and give one word to describe their experience going through the NS2 Serves program: “excited,” said the first. “Change,” said another.

The Andrews Gazette reported Nov. 23 participants of the NS2 Serves training program receive data and IT training courses from SAP instructors in an effort to boost their employment opportunities ...

The NS2 Serves program runs quarterly in the US, so far taking place in Virginia, Texas and Florida. It has pledged to work with more than 600 veterans from around the world by the end of 2021.

NS2 Serves, a nonprofit established by SAP National Security Services, is recruiting for post-9/11 veterans to join an IT training and career placement program, but there are less than three weeks ...

NS2 Labs is working with that client to see if AR learning could replicate a classroom-like environment for the user, Luthra told me. “It’s not PowerPoints anymore,” Luthra said.

Backed by SAP NS2, the U.S. national security-focused subsidiary of German software company SAP, the lab opened in January 2020 but promptly had to close in March when COVID-19 hit.

SAP NS2 has a similar partnership with Amazon Web Services. The companies announced a collaboration last June that combined SAP's Secure HANA Cloud and AWS' GovCloud.