Blogs tagged ranjan baghel

Adding to the mix of good Sustainability topics posted right here on SCN…hopefully this blog compels you to ponder your own sustainable habits at home, work, and while somewhere in-between. Do any of the following scenarios apply to... Read More »

It’s worth considering what impact using the term RICEFW or FRICE has on actual SAP projects, and when forming personal impressions about SAP products for that matter.   Are there any benefits to under-estimating,... Read More »

Source: Microsoft Office Clip Art    The signs are all around us that climate change is a reality we can no longer ignore. There are several ways people are choosing to face the facts and respond. Whether taking action through movements... Read More »

While the changes from R/3 to ECC were addressed in Out with the Old and In with the New: From R/3 to ECC & SOA (Part 1: CHANGES) and the impact of those changes were then examined in Out with the Old and In with the New: From R/3 to ECC &... Read More »

Picking back up where we left off from Out with the Old and In with the New: From R/3 to ECC & SOA (Part 1: CHANGES), this part transitions from the differences between R/3 and ECC on to the impact this change has had on the... Read More »

This topic comes in 3 installments. In the first blog, we shall walk through the changes that have occurred over the years concerning SAP’s ERP technology, and what ignited these changes. We’ll also take a look at how SAP’s... Read More »

Lately I’ve been reading some good stuff on SCN (SAP Community Network) about Corporate Social Responsibility. For starters, one can find plenty of members’ contributions here and here (not to mention blogs),... Read More »

I’m sure by now you all know about the good ol’ Packaged Application — beneficial & reliable at least in shorter terms, relatively straightforward (from a set-up perspective) and for the most part, a popular/standard... Read More »

I wanted to share my thoughts & some information about a newly introduced product in the Japanese market, and even more recently, the North American market. Developed by Fujitsu’s Interstage group, this product/service is called Automated... Read More »

On April 23, 2008 and throughout the course of that day, business analysts, developers, executives, enterprise architects, and other skilled professionals all came together at Taj’s Land’s End hotel in Mumbai to talk and learn about the... Read More »