Blogs posted August 4, 2008

In my Business architecture(1): likeness I discussed a bit on the likeliness of architecture (in the sense of construction, engineering of buildings etc.) and architecture (as sometimes perceived in IT). Along the discussions, which initiated these... Read More »

About the book ” Discover SAP CRM” It is not a first book on SAP CRM. There are books in the market place that address particular SAP CRM technology or solutions. However, there is no one SAP CRM Book that explains the: Fundamentals of... Read More »

It’s TechEd Time again and with the last years also the Community days came with it. Today I would like to give some background of the topics covered in the SOA — Intermediate Boot Camp for End-to-End Adoption. In the last years we... Read More »

For everybody it’s well know that SAP offers a high class of support, however when a problem occurs in our customer’s SAP systems,  the best approach is to use the right channels to get assistance. For this purpose, it would be... Read More »

Back in Africa, Part 2 –   “Getting there and Getting Settled” The Ride As anticipated, it was a mad rush on my Tuesday departure day. The bus to was scheduled to leave at 3:35 pm and I had just finished... Read More »

The BPX homepage and the SDN homepage have been redesigned, and today we launched the new versions!  When SDN and BPX Editor-in-Chief Keith Elliott told us it was time to take a fresh look at the two community homepages, Talila... Read More »

We sent out a questionnaire to the participants of last year’s Community Day in Las Vegas. We honored your privacy, if you marked: I don’t want to be contacted by SAP on your SAP TechEd reservation last year, we didn’t send it.... Read More »

Overview In order to support a key business requirement, it was determined we needed to have CRM 2007 from a technical standpoint.  The primary factor was so that our sales force could enter data into CRM, instead of the ERP system.  Our... Read More »

Last year’s SAP TechEd was my first foray to Las Vegas, and hopefully my last.  As they say in the airline industry, you have a lot of choices. There are several reasons I’ll miss seeing a lot of friends in Nevada, mainly my... Read More »

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