Blogs posted May 1, 2009

We’re happy to announce the availability of Crystal Reports for Eclipse 2.0 SP1. It addresses a number of bug fixes, and adds one significant new feature. The new feature is page-based Excel exporting.  This is in addition to the... Read More »

I give a lot of credit to the analysts and other pundits (e.g., at OCEG and among the CPA firms) who push the value of GRC convergence. Rather than having fragmented functions that operate independently in a fragmented fashion – resulting in... Read More »

The automatic reaction of businesses to the current economic crisis is to seek ways of cutting costs. In many cases, however, they do so blindly and without really knowing whether such measures will deliver the desired results, i.e., allow them to... Read More »

Gunther Schmalzhaf was giving a Adaptive Computing training as the last day of the Virtualization Week last week. We grabbed the opportunity to have him in Palo Alto to do an SAP Mentor Webinar around Adaptive Computing and Virtualization.... Read More »

There are many  aspects that we need to address when creating IT roadmaps such as better  business support, replacing old and not supported  technologies/products/applications, strengthening ( new servers, storage,  licenses,... Read More »

In my previous blog I have discussed about how to add a field to the view. The field being available in the structure its easier to add the field using UI Configuration.  Now in this part we will discuss how we can create a custom field for... Read More »

The advantage of multiple business partner confirmation is that it provides related transactions with the appropriate details without requiring the agent to use notes or other less obvious methods to understand the actual parties involved within... Read More »

Well this is the second part of the blog. I have just found the coolest little file on my OS. This little baby lists all ( probably) the exit codes possible. including the ones found in my earlier blog.    The path to the pot of gold at... Read More »

Last week the world was surprised with the announcement that Oracle will buy Sun Microsystems. The message even made it to the regular news, so my wife knew when I came home. But what she did not know was that this actually could influence my life,... Read More »

Last year at the ASUG08 Annual Conference, co-located with SAP Sapphire, I was amused to see bicycle taxi drivers, human rickshaws, on the streets of Orlando Florida, wearing the logos of a major database vendor.  I thought, “what do... Read More »