Markus Wyss | CEO WaterRower NOHRD | SME | Friends of DATA UNIT
What motivates a Swiss CEO who manufactures premium fitness equipment? In this episode of Friends of DATA UNIT, we met Markus Wyss, CEO of WaterRower NOHRD Switzerland AG, at the Swiss Customer Day in the KKL Luzern.
Markus Wyss is CEO of WaterRower NOHRD Switzerland AG, a Swiss manufacturer of premium rowing machines and fitness equipment. In this interview, he explains what motivates him in life and business: “Life is too short; you have to enjoy it.” He describes his collaboration with DATA UNIT in one word: “Small, refined, and excellent.”
🎯 You’ll find out in this video:
→ Who Markus Wyss is and what WaterRower NOHRD Switzerland AG does
→ What drives him in life and business
→ How he sums up the collaboration with DATA UNIT in one word
💡 More about the partnership: WaterRower NOHRD Switzerland AG and DATA UNIT AG also work closely together technologically. Together, they demonstrated how an AI-powered lead bot researches potential companies and automatically provides the data in a structured format directly in the SAP Business One Web Client — saving up to 80% of the time required for lead research, while simultaneously increasing data quality.
🤝 Friends of DATA UNIT is a video series featuring the people who help shape the technology ecosystem behind the success of Swiss SMEs — SAP executives, entrepreneurs, industry experts and trusted partners.
Recorded at the Swiss Customer Day in the KKL Luzern.
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