Blogs posted December 1, 2011

Are you a SAP Channel Partner? If so, you will want to know about this…my Vancouver colleague, Christine Mykota, who looks after SAP’s SME Ecosystem and Channels in North America, has informed me that the traditional Channel Partner... Read More »

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Supported Platforms / PARs SAP BusinessObjects Enterprise XI 3.1 and Crystal Reports 2008 SP4 Fixed Issues (1 of 2) Article(PDF 2 MB) Intended for anyone involved in installing, configuring, administering or supporting users of BusinessObjects... Read More »

I’ve never worked in IT, but I imagine that the relationship between system administrators and their programming counterparts is often tense, with each camp jockeying for resources and alpha-dog status.   So I hope I’m not... Read More »

Why? What could possibly motivate 70+ people to come together on a Saturday in Eindhoven (the Netherlands)? Was it to: Share passion with 70+ geeks and peers? Exchange business cards from 30+ different companies? Attend one of the 14 expert... Read More »

I had a task where I was working on creating some webservice for a client. One of my issues was that I needed to have authentication so it was only users running as administrators. We had implemented a webservice solution on Netweaver 7.0. On NW70... Read More »

Survival of the fittest – how Europe can assume a leading role in the cloud December 1, 2011 by Sven Denecken See below link to a study we recently published – my colleague Bernd Welz and Roland Berger Strategy consultants as... Read More »

Not sure of the exact date but sometime in the early 90’s a group of folks at Jewel (or The Jewel as they liked to call themselves) in the marketing department got together and crafted a strategy that would change the game in the food and... Read More »

The sample analytic content showcases the use of analytics solutions from SAP to support industry-specific needs. The free content provided on this web site are being made available for your convenience and are offered as-is, for demonstration... Read More »

Mary Lou Retton literally catapulted to international fame at the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles, becoming the first American woman ever to win the Gold Medal in the All-Around in women’s gymnastics. At 4 foot 9 inches tall, she is living... Read More »