Blogs posted September 18, 2013

The North Carolina PowerBuilder User Group and Appeon, Inc. are proud to present the Charlotte PowerBuilder Conference (CPBC) to be held at the Center City Campus of the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. The CPBC brings together many of... Read More »

Sharing the intro video from this years SAP BusinessObjects User Conference. Data Geek 2.0: The Rise of Dark Data. Check out a complete recap from the event and visit www.sap.com/datageek to join the Data Geek Challenge and share your data... Read More »

I am pleased to introduce ASUG TechEd speaker Tomas Krojzl , of the SAP Mentors program and the SAP HANA Distinguished Engineer Program. His session is ITM225 SAP HANA – IBM GPFS: Architecture, Concepts, and Best Practices Q: Please tell... Read More »

Traditional way of correcting errors in an accounting document posting has been processing the Batch Input Session (popularly known to BDC session) using SAP Transaction SM35. However it contains the risk of key fields modification (e.g. amount)... Read More »

SAP Mentors are amazing. They really help to move the needle in the SAP community, influencing or even co-innovating with SAP, all while having a successful career on their own and, as far as I can tell, balancing their busy work schedule with... Read More »

The business world is abuzz by the now ubiquitous ‘Cloud’. The sales pitches about the economics of volume, scale and a host of options thrown at you may have left you more confused. This article attempts to get the holistic picture... Read More »

Keeping the lights on may seem as simple as flipping a switch, but if you are in the utility industry, you know this is far from reality. For example, the 1970’s condo building I live in has three elevators and anytime the building... Read More »

Big Data! The newest kid on the block! And, here are some interesting and relevant stories that were in the media recently. -Recently there was a public outcry about a certain mega-retail chain store in the US, recommending baby-products to... Read More »

When I heard Code Exchange was closing, I was bummed.  I read that a new code exchange 2.0 is being developed, but as I write this it is still under construction.  As many people have pointed out, however, that doesn’t need to stop... Read More »

Introduction This document is about how we can manage costing of materials effectively through CK40N transaction. In this I will explain what are the key points that need to be taken care while doing the costing at plant or co. code level. From... Read More »