Blogs posted March 2008

Mark Finnern announced last week in his blog Be a part of the 2008 SAP Developer Challenge! the upcoming Developer Challenge in Palo Alto, California. Now it’s my pleasure to tell you that we reserved one spot for our SDN subscribers. Any... Read More »

As many of you who have been following my blogging on SDN would be aware of by now, I am a big fan of PHP. It is an awesome glue language that solves the web problem very well. PHP has grown from a ‘Personal Home Page’ language to... Read More »

How to Search in SDN?   Being a member of SDN for a long time I recently started looking into it and found that most of the post will be solved by searching the SDN itself. So I would request you to search the forum before you post. This is... Read More »

In How To Tackle Upgrades to SAP ERP 6.0 of this series, I explained that there are not several upgrade strategies to choose from but a strategic roadmap organizations need to follow. Today I’ll focus on the first step of this roadmap –... Read More »

Trade Promotion Management in CRM 2007 – Integration is Key to Create Superior Customer Value As discussed in the last blog  (can be accessed here /people/timo.wagenblatt/blog) SAP CRM 2007 provides all capabilities needed to ensure... Read More »

Wikipedia: “Demand Chain Management is the management of upstream and downstream relationships between suppliers and customers to deliver the best value to the customer at the least cost to the demand chain as a whole. The term demand chain... Read More »

Three days ago I got my new gimmick called SCEYE. Thats a camera to process documents instead of a scanner. I tested the new tool and I was really impressed about how much time I could save. SCEYE closes the gap between standard flat bed scanners... Read More »

One of the key topics sure to set the stage alight at SAPPHIRE events in Orlando and Countdown to SAPPHIRE (May 2008 – Orlando and Berlin) this year is REACH. Indicative of the growing legislative and regulatory challenges facing the chemical... Read More »

I had a call last week with Marilyn Pratt about contributing to the BPX community. I expressed my concern that the community seems focused on technology that supports Business Process Management, but not on the management philosophy itself. I... Read More »