Blogs posted April 2014

SAP’s SAPPHIRENOW + ASUG Annual Conference is quickly approaching. This year’s event will be held at the Orange County Convention Center, in Orlando, Florida, during June 3-5, 2014. The event planning team has been focused on creating... Read More »

We recently asked Mat Eames of Rocket Consulting to host an online Q&A to address the biggest questions surrounding SAP WM and EWM. Check out the transcript from this Q&A session and see whether your questions were answered. Mat will be... Read More »

Transactions are mentioned with a short text but not with the technical name. Each transaction has a technical code name. Showing the transaction code technical name allows a user to execute the transaction directly. In SAP, When you are logged,... Read More »

RELEASED NOTES AND KBAS BPC-NW 1739866 BPC Mass User Management Tool import fails with component version error 1959887 BPC NW: Error When refresh a report “UJO_READ_EXCEPTION_018”. 1940010 BPC NW: Does BPC 7.5 fo Netweaver... Read More »

One of the best analogy for cloud computing would be Nick Carr’s classic vision of cloud computing in the book The Big Switch where cloud computing is metaphorically compared with evolution of power distribution grids. In earlier history each... Read More »

Two weeks ago, I was sitting in the living room reading a book when the light above my head went out. I thought I may have blown a circuit, so I went downstairs to flip the switch. When that didn’t work, I peeked outside and noticed that all... Read More »

With the advancement in technology we have seen a never before explosion of data be it terms of its volume, velocity, variety, veracity or value (the 5 V’s). Research shows that the data generated since the year 2009 is way more than the data... Read More »

Scope and Effort Analyzer for Enhancement Packs (EHP) – Support Pack 11 Just as the dust settles on Feature Pack Two for Solution Manager SAP has released Support Pack 11. Aside from the usual fixes the major news is the release of the EHP... Read More »

For the last few years, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) have been developing beyond their association with airstrikes and surveillance. The US military has hacked helicopters to fly unmanned and haul food, fuel, medical supplies and more to remote... Read More »

Yesterday, I arrived back in Chicago from the NAED National Meeting in San Francisco where I saw several presentations about Amazon, innovation, and storytelling.  In this blog, I’d like to share my thoughts on some of the ideas that... Read More »