Blogs posted November 14, 2007

For those of you who are already members on Facebook, now you can be a “fan“, sorry just couldn’t resist it, Facebook has made a lot of changes lately so this new one with “Fan Pages” was a given that I just had to... Read More »

Let us start this blog by understanding the evolution of planning, then look at some unique aspects of planning and finally see how SAP is focusing here now.  Planning over the last few decades  Over the last few decades, Planning... Read More »

TechEd Bangalore is just around the corner and I want to invite our BPX members from India and surrounding countries to join.  We are in final preparation mode I continue to be excited about this TechEd season. I get to meet all of... Read More »

Web 2.0 tools are getting more and popular in the internet. But why don’t they catch on like wildfire within enterprises? In a lecture in KMWorld 2007 (6-8 Nov), Yair Dembinsky and I talked about this subject in general, and in particular... Read More »

Introduction For those who attended TechEd this year it got obvious that SAP is serious about Composite Applications; and SAP NetWeaver Composite Environment (CE) is a powerful development system to build them (among many other things as... Read More »

On Friday November 9th, ASUG held its first (and hopefully not last) Development Tools day in Cincinnati, Ohio.  Over 200 Hundred developers gathered together from across the US and Canada to hear the latest ABAP and Java development news as... Read More »

Lifestreaming is a big topic these days, for me though it’s often times “noise” and noise I don’t need or want. I decided to do something about it, and with Bangalore approaching I want to share it with everyone here so that... Read More »

Introduction In this blog I would like to introduce you to a new community project called – FLOB (Flex on BSP). The purpose of this project is to make it incredibly easy for BSP and ABAP developers to create Adobe Flex based web applications... Read More »

Questions have been floating around on whether it’s gonna happen or not and I’m happy to report, well some good news and some bad or perhaps all the way around good? I reported in Community Day and why does Bangalore not want one? that... Read More »

The ASUG Data Governance (DG) Special Interest Group (SIG) held their annual Year-Round Community (YRC) Meeting October 22 – October 24 at Kimberly-Clark Corporation in Neenah,  Wisconsin (US). The 2 ½ day meeting was well... Read More »