Blogs posted July 2019

We have two new podcast episodes out, one about package building, and one about how we work in TM, in terms of Teams etc.

Javascript within B1i is a valuable enhancement of the overall options, but this involves the development of code. In turn, development requires debugging of Javascript within B1i. Being on the XML-side of B1i, pos-execution debugging is pretty... Read More »

SAP S/4HANA implementations are happening across globe. Employee master data is required in various SAP S/4HANA modules other than traditional on-premise HCM Solutions.The new data model in SAP S/4HANA is based on business partner (BP)... Read More »

Please note that this way of enabling Machine Learning extensibility is not actively developed further. SAP Intelligent Asset Management solutions enable digital transformation of asset management using machine learning and real-time data from... Read More »

Introduction to Experience Management Before we try and understand the Experience Management offerings by Qualtrics, and try and understand what might be the reason/agenda behind that acquisition decision; we need to understand the jargon,... Read More »

*** This blog is OBSOLETE! *** If you are still subscribed to Neo please refer to this blog post https://blogs.sap.com/2020/01/24/cross-mta-dependencies.-custom-ui5-library-reference-example./ Multiple Apps with a Shared Reuse Library on BAS and... Read More »

According to IFRS, Inventory Valuation should be at landed cost which includes the Purchase Price, Freight Cost, Customs and any other costs needed to make the product available in our warehouse Based on this standard the correct financial entry... Read More »

Having worked on many UI5 and Fiori deployments ranging from SAP ECC till SAP HANA 1709, here I am investing my time to brief the idea of cache handling and few related concepts.   First issues observed in custom developments using sap UI5 is... Read More »

I remember back in late 2013 my Twitter feed being flooded with articles on Docker. At the time I cared little about DevOps, and knew even less about containers. But I liked their logo, so I decided to take a look – and was blown away by the... Read More »

QM Open Note QM Open Note is a blog post series about topics, which can be useful when working with Quality Management. Overview Current blog post is about the relation between the status SPCO (Stock posting completed) of an inspection lot and... Read More »