Blogs tagged dirk herzog

A typical problem Did you notice that there are a lot of requests coming where you need to build large queries with lots of rows just because people want to populate a database for a different application? Let’s say there’s a car... Read More »

When it’s done When it’s done is a running gag especially in computer game development that describes that a company has enough time to publish the software in a more or less bug free state – something that only very few companies... Read More »

There is a german saying that a man has to do three things. Build a house, get a child,  plant a tree. These days I’ve come near this. I’ve bought a house (and moved into it),  I cut a tree (and will cut some more to get space... Read More »

This week sees the release of the new NetWeaver 2004s rampup. But if you were in Dusseldorf like me last week you were able to see it before. SAP’s development did a great job the last year and a half (or so) and made the BI jump a step ahead.... Read More »

TechEd is a great conference but for me it is a bit too big. All I really need is BI but SAP also has the right conference for me.  From Oct 20 to Oct 21 there is SAP Business Intelligence & Analytics conference in Dusseldorf. I was at the... Read More »

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Currently I receive a lot of questions about NetWeaver 2004s. NetWeaver 2004s only answers part of the questions, especially because the BI link isn’t working. The BI part of NetWeaver 2004s is quite interesting because there are a lot of new... Read More »

Let’s start with a sorry first. Yesterday I posted I could take someone with me to Rot, I received a mail but couldn’t answer it in time. Sorry Shehryar, but you are a great mate and it was a pleasure to meet you. Arrival from Berlin... Read More »

Hi and welcome to my first Weblog. After 4 years in SAP development (cost center planning) and 5 years in BW consulting I like to see myself as a problem solver. My experience shows that the biggest problem in SAP BW implementation are these little... Read More »