Blogs posted January 2009

In Part II of the blog we saw the list of IFRS that included IFRS statements and Accounting standard. In this blog we discuss some technical deep dive of IFRS. IFRS is a vast subject and its not possible to cover the same. The blog would cover some... Read More »

SAPPHIRE update The Beta trial is now complete (expect some blogs on the subject), and now Red Hat challenged us to demonstrate how well “Ajax weaver” runs on Linux and how truly supportive we are of open-source technology. ... Read More »

When I had discussions with customers about SAP CRM Activity Management in the past who where implementing SAP CRM (older versions like CRM 4.0) the idea of integrating CRM into existing Groupware systems was always heavily discussed. But only in... Read More »

With the help of various authoring groups at SAP, the Business Objects Publishing Team recently released the BusinessObjects XI 3.1 documentation library in Eclipse plugin format. This allows you to serve up BusinessObjects... Read More »

Yesterday morning (29-Jan-2009), my concluding SCN blog about a 3-day working weekend was attacked by an unknown person impersonating an SAP employee.  As I had been warned of, and seen prior similar behavior, I knew immediately that the... Read More »

As long as it is still January it is O.K. to take a look back to all the great things that the SAP Mentors did in 2008.   I am sure this list is not complete. Please add your own highlights in the comments. Therefore in no particular order:... Read More »

As long as I’m airing all my misconceptions about JavaScript, I might as well include another one. Up until recently, I thought that JavaScript had some special relationship with the browser — that JavaScript was the browser’s toy... Read More »

When reading the blogs, I often see people post the version number for their instance of Crystal Reports. Unfortunately, it’s impossible to know if their version is current with the latest service pack or not. I downloaded and installed the... Read More »

Over the past few years, I have been extremely involved with Business Process Management in a Service Oriented Architecture world. I am not a scientist but I assume that using a probabilistic approach may partly solve an interesting issue... Read More »

For homeland security, public security or public safety agencies, one of their primary core business areas is the prevention, investigation and detection of crime. As with any other profession, investigators over time have developed a high... Read More »