The Best-Run Businesses Run SAP

SAP Custom Development is known for helping organizations solve problems by building solutions to address unique, mission-critical, and often complex business requirements. Some of these solutions have been transformed into standard SAP solutions that address highly specialized business needs for a wide range of industries and further enhance the industry portfolios. (more…)

Wow!  We have a lot going on!  Microforums,  Demo Pods,  discussions of individualized solutions that we’ve built for customers, presentations and throughout it all we will be focusing on mobile application development.  SAP Custom Development and the SAP Mobility Design Center will be front and center at SAPPHIRE NOW.  (more…)

SAP Custom Development has a full slate of events planned for SAPPHIRE NOW from Orlando, including many activities focusing on developing custom business analytics and applications that leverage the power of in-memory computing and SAP HANA. Please join us at any or all of the events below.  (more…)

I develop software for a living and recently I was forced to think about the nature of mobile applications. You see, I live in the San Francisco Bay area. As most people around here, I am used to my iPhone being on-line all the time and I’m dependent on it for everything. Want to eat? Check Yelp for a nearby restaurant. Want to find an address? Maps with GPS are right here. Want to send an email? Check something on Wikipedia? Order a book from Amazon on the spot? Here you go. We do not pay attention to it, we just live it. (more…)

Asset retirement obligations … hmmm …. what’s that?  Sounds like you’re cashing in your retirement fund, packing up your desk and moving to Florida.  Well, in the world of business accounting and finance, asset retirement is an important accounting requirement; especially for companies that are in industries like utilities, telecommunications and retail. It’s for those industries that have physical assets that will wear out over time or need to be removed at a specific point.  In these cases, assets include equipment, buildings and land – not your retirement fund!  (more…)

Most companies are in a continuous battle to get away from the spaghetti chart of interfaces between various systems – but for many companies, it’s still a reality.

Do you recognize your company in this statement? 

If you do, then you also know that monitoring these interfaces can be both complicated and time consuming.  In most cases, the IT staff monitors the interface, but if an error occurs, they need input from the business staff.  And let’s face it; communications between the two groups is not always optimal. The result can be a cumbersome process that takes time and money to run.  (more…)

Written by Becky Wieber, Worldwide Marketing Programs

The holidays are upon us again and one thing I’ve learned is that they are not one-size-fits-all.  Everyone has their own traditions and varying degrees to which they celebrate the holidays.  Not right or wrong – it’s just what makes us unique. (more…)

SAP Custom Development is excited to be participating in SAPPHIRE NOW Madrid.  We have a well rounded agenda of topics where you can interact with key experts in understanding how we can add value to your business. 

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So I’ve been thinking lately about how organizations find their way out of huge volumes of data.  I guess the techies have figured out how to make data from the past understandable with all their whiz-bang data warehousing tricks, but we all know that is like driving forward while watching out the proverbial rear view window. How on earth do leaders make fact-based decisions that help improve their businesses going forward?  In essence, how do they predict the future?

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In the highly specialized industry areas businesses are operating in these days, it is critical to have functionality and business processes that are nimble. Many existing standard ‘one-size-fits-all’ IT solutions actually hinder the ability to keep up with competitors and gain a competitive advantage. (more…)