Blogs posted September 10, 2013

Statisticians rarely make the news. This is no surprise as their work tends to focus on complex research at universities, think tanks and large corporations. That’s what makes the story of FiveThirtyEight blogger (and SAP TechEd Las Vegas... Read More »

Once again, we all watched the live-blogs as Apple announced the iPhone 5c and 5s.  While I’m sure many of the blogs and technical as well as mainstream news organizations will put the new iPhones at front and center and debate every... Read More »

As an SAP consultant, every engagement I work on is unique. Each one is vastly differing from the next in scope, complexity, SAP solutions used, project length, and geographic location. In addition to various project details, each engagement is... Read More »

These are my notes based on what I heard at the time. Paul Fipps is the ASUG Board Vice Chair and is with Charmer-Sunbelt Group His keynote takeaways from yesterday, with the innovations making in BI suite, he is asking his team how fast can get... Read More »

In my introduction to this blog series I laid out my fairly specific objectives. I’ll restate them here for the stragglers … in this series we’re going to build a lightweight proof-of-concept dashboard that displays SAP technical... Read More »

As a CRM Platinum Consultant with over 17 year’s business experience focused on Trade Promotion Management (TPM) and Sales Force Automation (SFA) solutions for Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) Manufacturers, I always learn something new and... Read More »

Are you tired of using the standard row highlighting within PowerBuilder DataWindows? If you are ready to spruce things up and make it more modern looking then give my Custom Row Highlighting example a try. You are you able to... Read More »

September 10, 2013 Source: Forbes — Recent media coverage, including this Fast Company article and a National Public Radio segment, bemoan the demise of the glorified car culture. People of all ages are keeping their cars longer and driving... Read More »

Problem: Cannot perform the action because Microsoft Excel is in Edition Mode Background: This occurs as if excel is trying to execute a macro but you are not explicitly enabling the content AND the excel file is coming from a non-trusted... Read More »

In my last blog, I talked about the importance of balancing investments in HR software applications with the “under the hood” technology and infrastructure that supports them. There’s no point in buying a beautiful, comfortable... Read More »