Blogs tagged cedric ulmer

Hi all,   This is probably my last entry as an SAP employee (creating an enterprise search engine company), but I’d like to share with you my last work at SAP, which has been presented at SAP Teched Demojam 2011 in Madrid. This work has... Read More »

Web Object Description Language   In an earlier blog entry, we disclosed the availability of our reference paper on the WODL – The Web Object Description Language. The main underlying idea being that everything should be exposed as a... Read More »

In earlier blog entries, we discussed about our vision on Web Object Oriented programming. We already Web Object Oriented Programming, as well as how it could be Internet of Services + Internet of Things? Internet of Objects!. In this... Read More »

During a criminal investigation, it is critical for police agents to be able to visualize relationships, be it among persons (criminals, witnesses, victims or suspects) or among cases. Moving forward in its objective to provide a 360 degrees of... Read More »

I already posted a Web Object Oriented Programming. We now explain how moving a step forward allows to merge two current trends into one: combining Internet of Things and Internet of Services to achieve Internet of Objects. My last blog was... Read More »

Although we don’t communicate too much externally about it, we have research activities related to web technologies at SAP Research France. More particularly, we’re investigating where the REST concept could take us, that is, beyond the... Read More »

Business Objects Innovation Labs in Paris and SAP Research France are happy to announce the birth of their very first jointly developed prototype.   It is publicly available on the Business Objects Innovation Labs website, at the following... Read More »

Although it’s been several years since SAP Research started working in the area of public security, no article about it had been released on SDN until now. It is time to change this. You’ll find here an article describing the research... Read More »