Blogs posted July 2011

In order to keep your BI system healthy, it’s necessary to clean-up some statistical tables once in a while. Especially in BI 7.0, I experienced some tables growing rapidly (e.g. RSDDSTATLOGGING, RSBERRORLOG). Some of BW Statistics tables are... Read More »

Invitation for Bid (IFB), Request for Proposal (RFP) and Request for Quotation (RFQ) are there different solicitation methods adopted by procurement professionals. The decision on solicitation process best effective for each procurement activity... Read More »

Recenlty I was involved in a project which was sort of SAP instance consolidation variety, coupled with partial greenfield implementation as a few divisions of my client was moving from usage of legacy system to full-fledged SAP. With... Read More »

This blog is with reference to the blog “Create UI Configuration for Set Types to display on CRM Product Overview page” written by Rupesh. Using this functionality, we can display the set type in the table form to accept multiple... Read More »

Introduction: MICR stands for ‘Magnetic Ink Character Recognition’. See the URL: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MICR Usually the printer needs a special magnetic ink or toner. Mainly it is used to facilitate the reading of cheques. To... Read More »

In August 2010, Nakisa announced that it was starting a certification program to differentiate consultants from their peers, increase expertise, obtain recognition and enhance the relationship with Nakisa. The path to certification involves both... Read More »

Click here to listen. In this podcast, Paul Read talks with Harish Mehta and Martin Plummer about SOA Manager and the exciting new features and refinements in the latest release. Our conversation touches on the following areas: What is SOA Manager... Read More »

Maanya Condamoor, in a guest post at Doc’s Green Blog, says the market for Green Data Management IT is about two billion dollars today, and is expected to grow to $5 billion by 2013 (according to consultants Forrester, although she tried to... Read More »

Recently, Ilan Frank, SAP, provided an ASUG webcast regarding SAP StreamWork.   Figure 1, Source: SAP   As Figure 1 shows, StreamWork is a team collaboration tool and broadcast collaboration.  Teams, targeted work, e-mail are not... Read More »

Few days back, I received a call from one of my user using BusinessObjects Web Intelligence. He seemed to be concerned for one of his Web Intelligence report. It was a crosstab report and with large numbers of columns horizontally. And when he... Read More »