Blogs posted September 29, 2016

The U.S. spends more on healthcare than any other high-income country, and yet, our health results are some of the worst. In 2014, U.S. healthcare spending constituted 17.5 percent of total GDP, a number that’s expected to increase about... Read More »

  El 7 de Octubre el segundo SAP Inside Track Perú se llevará a cabo en Lima, en la oficina de SAP. Nuestra llamada por expositores ha sido un suceso y recibimos muchas propuestas interesantes de clientes SAP, Partners, empleados SAP y... Read More »

In order to use the visual authoring tools, debugging functionality, and other SAP HANA studio tools for smart data streaming, you’ll need to install the streaming plugin. The plugin isn’t installed by default, so you’ll need to... Read More »

Sometimes, great surprises meet us in life… and my surprise was that I am going to have a wonderful chance to attend SAP TechEd in Bangalore in just a few days, and meet there with old and new friends. While being part of this great... Read More »

INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY FOR MORE EFFICIENT LAW ENFORCEMENT To reduce cost, optimize resources and to reduce crime with predictive policing the French Police builds on the wealth of information that resides within their various databases,... Read More »

In my book, “SAP Integrated Business Planning: How Does SAP IBP Fit into SCM Processes?” ( https://www.sap-press.com/sap-integrated-business-planning-how-does-sap-ibp-fit-into-scm-processes_4174/ ) I talk frequently about considerations... Read More »

To ensure optimal performance, SAP HANA database holds the bulk of its data in memory. However, it still uses persistent storage to provide a fallback in case of failure. During normal database operation, data is automatically saved from memory to... Read More »

I say HARDLY – Some would cast suspicions towards the growth of renewable energy sources as a causal factor in grid disturbances.  We have all heard of the megawatt draining clouds and the calming winds that drop outputs.  Still... Read More »

Introduction Anyone will tell you, today’s technological environment is full of Three Letter Acronyms (TLA), not to be confused with, plain initials (e.g. TLA). “What’s the difference?” I hear you say, well an acronym can be... Read More »

Following the blog post The TechEd season is back!, by Antoine CHABERT you may have already noticed some details about the sessions for which I was the speaker with my colleagues Narasimha Rao Addanki,Orla Cullen,Flavia Moser and Abdel... Read More »