Blogs posted June 26, 2011

Oliver Bussmann is the Chief Information Officer (CIO) of SAP and well known for his “SAP runs SAP” campaign and for his deployment of over 1,000 iPads to SAP employees soon after the iPad initial launch. I interviewed him about how the... Read More »

The Enterprise Services Workplace (ES Workplace) has, once again, been extended with very useful information and reports for the planning and implementation phases of your service oriented architecture (SOA) projects. How often have you asked... Read More »

The Determine the SOA readiness of your System with the ES Workplace (Part 1) of this blog describes the new data and information available on the ES Enterprise Services Workplace (ES Workplace). In the second part I will now describe how you can... Read More »

After I have gotten many requests from various of our European partners, it is finally happening: BPC Elite Partner Enablement is coming to Europe – thanks to Thomas Pfiester from the EPM Practice in EMEA.   So far we have had 4 great... Read More »

This is the second blog of my blog series. You can read the first blog here: http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/weblogs?blog=/pub/wlg/25031 This blog can be used independently of the first blog, the only assumption I am making is you have a running... Read More »

During projects we are all faced with problems and have to find  solutions to them, these solutions can range from the very simple to the  complex. Quite often though these solutions require some form of  compromise, which at the... Read More »

Using the VBA API in SAP BusinessObjects Analysis Office 1.1 Webcast Notes Tobias Kaufmann, Customer Solution Adoption (formerly known as RIG), provided a webcast as part of the SAP NetWeaver Know-How Network Conference series in SAP... Read More »

What an excellent event. I really loved the vibe of enthusiasm and dedication by so many extremely bright people, willing to sacrifice their Friday and Saturday to work on SAP’s latest and greatest and to support charity organizations with a... Read More »