Blogs posted January 2018

Introduction The Feature Scope Description for SAP HANA has been updated for 2018. In this blog, you will find a brief overview of the feature sets with references to SAP HANA Academy tutorial videos and playlists. For the previous version of this... Read More »

SAP Labs Silicon Valley, better known as SAPsv, flourishes when it comes to inclusion, innovation, and ecosystem, and there’s no indication of that slowing down. With our focus on intelligent enterprise, driving our business further in the cloud,... Read More »

    Traditionally, companies have approached supply chain management in terms of increasing efficiency and driving down costs. This is changing. Today’s companies compete in a digital economy where customers are empowered with... Read More »

Years ago, we had started a little tradition in the community of sharing “What’s in your bag“.   The idea was a chance to share various setups and tools that we used to “get it done” in our daily work lives. Now... Read More »

This blog series is about the device enrollment process that I architected at a recent project. Business requirement was to have a device enrolled as part of a customer group before it ships out to customer. You can think of it like Best Buy... Read More »

In my previous posts about dynamic apps in Lumira 2.1 I have missed another cool feature. In the first part about the Components API I have skipped the functions createBinding and getBinding. They allow you to bind properties a almost any component... Read More »

AWS allows customers to logon to their account via User and Password, but also using their own SAML Identity Provider. In this blog I will walk you through setting up SAP IAS (Identity and Authentication Service) as IDP for AWS. The root information... Read More »

See how a subsidiary of giant Sappi deployed SAP ActiveEmbedded offerings to update financial processes in its SAP ERP application and prepare for digital transformation to the SAPS/4HANA Finance solution. Enriched mobile reporting and... Read More »

You may have heard that paper business isn’t doing well because people often use electronic devices for reading newspapers, or for browsing catalogues, instead of using paper-bound media. Well, at least I do at times…. But not all... Read More »

Although cyber attacks have become increasingly dangerous for companies of all sizes, a lot of businesses are not properly protected against security threats. As far as the security of applications is concerned, the aim should be to eliminate... Read More »