Blogs posted February 2010

Orlando:  Even though partly cloudy the weather was perfect at 77F on 23rd Feb 2010, the day the conference started. The conference commenced with Keynote address by Richard Campione, EVP Business Suite solution and Peter Graf EVP... Read More »

Generally Tcode F110 is a potential SoD risk. F110 combined with FBZ0 creates numerous SoD violations. Let’s discuss what is exactly the risks are and how to avoid it. F110 – Automatic Payment Transactions : StatusFBZ0 – Payment... Read More »

Hello all,   As the first decade of the 21st century comes to an end, and New Year’s resolution decisions are being made, it is a perfect time to start sharing more information with you: the amazing SDN community of the Portal, which is... Read More »

Check and Apply SAP HotNews At Australia Post we strive to proactively apply SAP maintenance in an attempt to dodge the ‘system down’ bullet. Back in my R/2 days, we would get a floppy disk from Max Planck Strasse labelled SAP HotNews.... Read More »

SAP Inside Track Australia 2010  That time of year has come again. In less than a month it will be time for SAP InsideTrack Australia. This year the event is being held at the Sofitel Wentworth in Sydney... Read More »

Facebook’s CEO started the latest round of buzz on this topic, which has been discussed to death many times over. Do a search on google and you will see that every one has an opinion on it.     If you have not seen... Read More »

The reason for this blog is that I came accross some SAPNOTES regarding SAP Business Connector. Which statet that the latest version of SAP BC 4.7 will be out of maintenance on December 31, 2009 (NOTE 571530). Later on SAP provided a new note... Read More »

h2. Business Rules Introduction SAP Business Planning and Consolidations delivers certain pre-defined functionalities and calculations to support common accounting/financial scenarios such as currency translation and intercompany... Read More »

In my last blog about this topic from January 15  I wrote that “cloud computing” showed 31.000.000 results on Google. Doing the same search today again the result is 29.400.00!. 1.6M less! Is the hype already over, is this the... Read More »

Apparently the evidence is hiding in plain sight: both scholarly studies and industry research are reaching the same conclusion, that layoffs are bad for business, bad for employees, bad for the economy, and bad pretty much all around. The examples... Read More »