Blogs tagged uwl preview
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Introduction As we know the UWL in itself plays host to a wide range of different parameter settings and properties. These vary from underlying XML properties to fully functional-based performance parameters which dictate how the UWL operates and... Read More » -
Introduction As we know the Universal Worklists boast’s a wide range of different customization elements which can be tweaked and tailored to suit your own business preference and requirements. The backdrop to which theses... Read More »
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Introduction If you are familiar with the Universal Worklist from an end-users perspective you will know that the UWL itself serves as a centralized task management platform for a wide array of processes.The purpose of such task types or... Read More »
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Introduction As we’ve covered previously Substitution is a key part of functional association to the Universal Worklist (UWL) from an operational standpoint. In a previous blog posting I covered and outlined the methodology behind managing... Read More »
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Introduction As we know the UWL provides us (as end-users) with a centralized point of access to work-items and work-tasks which can vary from simple admin queries to functional approval processes. From an organizational standpoint the management... Read More »
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Introduction When using the SAP Enterprise Portal (EP) within an NW Environment in a large organizational landscape business requirements may require different linguistic and language settings for multiple user bases. The Universal Worklist is... Read More »
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Introduction With the UWL optimal inbox management is centered around a number of core parameters. In this blog posting we are going to discuss the various parameters at play in association to the Universal Worklist and how they can be... Read More »
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Backdrop: You are utilizing the Universal Worklist (UWL) which incorporates an approval process for a given process standard e.g. Shopping Carts, Requests etc. Issue Surrounding Window: In the Universal Worklist (UWL) after you perform an action... Read More »