Blogs posted December 5, 2013

I watched Matt Lloyd’s SAP TechEd session, and he said you could change the preferences so Lumira doesn’t always go to the “Visualization” tab after you open a dataset. For me, I prefer that it go to the Prepare tab so I... Read More »

Another year of Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales has come and gone. The crowds have subsided, the makeshift campgrounds at retailers around the United States have vanished, and traffic, physical and online, is slowly coming back to normal. New... Read More »

Next week I’ll be presenting a webinar on how streaming data can be incorporated into big data solutions to leverage the insight from data for real-time response to changing conditions. If you’re interested in attending, you can sign up... Read More »

It is almost here… SAP TechEd Bangalore! From December 11 to 13, we aim to demonstrate the power of SAP Custom Development to our customers. Whether you are at TechEd, or watching from afar, you can follow us and share your experiences... Read More »

2013 has been a great year for SuccessFactors Mobile. We have launched a new iPad app , we have seen mobile usage multiply exponentially across our customer base, and, most importantly for us, our customers seem to love what we are building for... Read More »

Some of my SAP colleagues presented an interesting paper on an event processing use case at the DEBS 2013 conference this year (the 7th ACM international conference on Distributed event-based systems).  The paper, entitled “HUGO:... Read More »

Hello everyone! I hope this finds you well. My name is John Bao and I am part of the Retail team based in Sydney. I am writing this blog to share my experience of working on the Thomas Cook value prototyping project earlier this year.  Thomas... Read More »

The high tech business is constantly changing, customer demands are very high, and product life cycles are getting shorter.  Big data, cloud computing, social media, and mobile devices are impacting the way you operate.  How do you keep... Read More »

Quite often, I have discussions with people on how HANA handles memory management. Robert Klopp and I got into this in some detail, so I thought I’d write a document giving the facts. It is often thought that HANA is an in-memory database,... Read More »

                So with all these blogs going around I felt out of place and I also decided to write a blog post. But then came the real problem. What would I write about?... Read More »