Blogs posted May 29, 2009

The SAP Inside Track Palo Alto 2009 is a day of community organized sessions, many  held by SAP Mentor Initiative  living in the Bay Area for people in SAP technical and functional roles.    This is where the Bay Area and... Read More »

This year was the most lightly attended SAPPHIRE in years, and I don’t believe the H1N1 virus had much to do with it. But the attendees were a very serious bunch. They were focused on solutions and had specific questions and needs. The SAP... Read More »

Thanks to Richard Hirsch for his blog Guided Procedures Explorations: Process Runtime Dashboard   (The specified item was not found.). The code was very helpful in writing this application. A Generic Tool for Process Monitoring: This... Read More »

This blog has been some time in the making.It had been a new year resolution that I should put pen to paper or rather ‘keystrokes to blog’ about experiences in migrating data in the Utilities industry. The business scenario behind one... Read More »

To continue our exploration of the VAT 2010 changes outlined in previous posts, I thought I would highlight the business advantages and challenges from the 2010 Changes:  Business Advantages from the 2010 ChangesThe most prominent advantage of... Read More »

Webcast connection information:Co-Innovation (COIL) room sessions are available here: https://sap.na.pgiconnect.com/coil/  Orion room sessions: https://sap.na.pgiconnect.com/orion/  North Star sessions:... Read More »

Internet search engines changed people’s expectations concerning information access, which in turn impacted people’s expectations for BI access. I see three business drivers for the convergence of BI and search. The first is making... Read More »

Business Object Search in ERP 6.0 systems is based on the SAP NetWeaver Search Engine Service (SES). SES provides a search and indexing framework that enables users to search for business objects (structured data) using the search engine technology... Read More »

The key to any Sales & Operations Planning cycle is to start with unconstrained demand forecast which is mostly generated using Statistical Forecasting Methods based on past history data. This works well when you have good historical data... Read More »

I have already seen a few blogs on the SAP Inside Track @ Palo Alto – 2009. I don’t intend to repeat what has already been said before, but I would like to reiterate that this indeed is a great opportunity for Learning and... Read More »