Blogs posted June 2008

This Friday, July 4th (happy holidays America) is the deadline for Demo Jam submissions. Here are the rules and some tips for your submission: Demos must focus on SAP technologies and applications but may also include third-party integration... Read More »

If one asked what one of the oldest professions in the world was, Accounting would arguably be one ranked very high on the list. As long as there has been money to be counted there has been a need to account for it! This has been a bastion of... Read More »

HCM Processes & Forms offers a world of possibilities for automating HR and other employee related processes. However, as the old maps of the uncharted seas would note, “Here there be monsters”. I’ve become familiar with a few... Read More »

I remember the last day at SAP TechEd Bangalore 2006 where I saw scores of people sitting in the lawns of the exhibition center and preparing as if they were going to write an exam. As it turned out, they were really going to write an exam and it... Read More »

Thanks to Chris Pauxtis, who introduced me to this term, I thought this is worth a blog for all our BPXers. Another new (realized it is not new, existed from 2002, I got to know this now) term in the software world, but definitely a meaningful... Read More »

Some days ago we (me and a colleague of mine) were talking about a brand new InfoCube we have to develop.  Then I said “OK, let’s build a MultiProvider, on top of the new InfoProdiver”. And he answered “Why?... Read More »

This blog has been composed taking references of       Enterprise Data Management with SAP Netweaver MDM by Andrew LeBlanc       It’s a common say “If you fail to plan you plan to fail “.... Read More »

Available versions:EnglishSpanish English Version The easy way to SDK: The 8 SDK programmer principles Programming, as in religion, needs some kind of faith compromises that lay the foundations of the developments that we do day after day. Some of... Read More »

My overall impression is that SAP is very good at co-development and co-innovation, and that they have some extremely talented people at all levels to make it happen – like architects, product managers , developers etc. More over, the... Read More »

Introduction The Widgets are tiny little application which runs on your desktop and can do vast variety of tasks without even opening a browser Yahoo! Widgets 4.5 is now supported in the following Operating Systems... Read More »