Blogs posted December 6, 2013

As social media proliferates, pretty much every retailer is looking at how they can ”ride this wave” totheir advantage. But while many retailers think of it as just another channel to advertise to your customers, social media can be so... Read More »

Environment: Red Hat or SUSE Linux   Installation Steps: On your linux machine, create a new user ‘sybase’ Switch to this new user, create the database installation directory (e.g. /databases/sybase) Create another folder for the... Read More »

The W3C and OpenSocial Foundation held a joint workshop in San Francisco in August on Social Standards: The Future of Bsiness.  The goal of the workshop was to bring together business and technical folks engaged in the social space for the... Read More »

The W3C is putting the finishing touches on a Social Interest Group and Social Web Working Group proposal for new activities. W3C Interest groups are public inclusive forums that are open to the public. The Social Interest Group will formulate and... Read More »

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I recently took the time to sit down and reflect on my conversations with customers over the last year. As 2013 comes to a close, I’ve compiled a list of what I heard: the top ten reasons professional services firms choose SAP to run their... Read More »

In Part 1 of this series, we looked at the innovative technologies retailers can deploy to deliver a superlative customer experience. Here in Part 2, we look at another key component: front-line employees. To optimize the customer experience in a... Read More »

Thought that would get your attention, it is amazing how a few words can get somebody “excited” about an article and encourage them to read on. There is so much content available to us all now, we have the whole internet at our... Read More »

Have you ever encountered the following problems? Assume you have your own dedicated VM that uses Jenkins to manage its operations. After upgrading to a new version of Jenkins, some build jobs stop working. After upgrading to a new version of the... Read More »

I’ve always been one who works well under pressure. Give me a deadline, and I seem to shift into high gear. The count-down begins, adrenaline kicks in, and my focus – while far from razor-sharp – is enough to get the job done... Read More »