SAP Extended Enterprise Content Management by OpenText
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Introduction In this current world everything needs to be very fast. In order to make sure SAP is fast we have to make sure the Table size is optimized and so monitoring is very important and based on that Archiving Strategy. This blog will tell you... Read More » -
Introduction In this blog you will learn about how request OpenText License and install to system. In our S/4 HANA implementation customer needs integrate Document Management System from OpenText. SAP xECM by OpenText 16.2 is chosen by customer as... Read More » -
In today’s world, “Intelligent ERP” is the core of digital transformation for most of the organizations. In this context, “Enterprise Content Management”(ECM) can be defined as an intelligent suite of offerings for efficient management of... Read More » -
Data Protection is Just the Tip of the Iceberg Part 1 of a 5 part series on GDPR In the digital race to win new customers and keep existing customers, businesses, for the better part of the last two decades, have ignored customers’ individual... Read More » -
We are in the middle of profound changes in technology as the world is becoming more connected than ever. Over a billion people are on social networks, with the power to instantly make or break brands. With $65 trillion in business-to-business... Read More »
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Self-service BI part 5 This is part 5 of a 6-part series on self-service BI. The series will address primary dimensions of self-service BI: Part 1: The Night is Dark and Full of Terrors: Gear Up with Self-Service BI Part 2: The Hand of the King to... Read More » -
What will an EIM professional gain from attending the ASUG Data Governance conference? This data governance special interest group (SIG) community is active all year round, but the annual meeting really pulls together all the experts from SAP,... Read More » -
How they got Married…?!? Being first post on the SCN and wanted to tell the story of the OpenText and SAP, I have chosen this title to pull the attention of people to discuss the offerings of OpenText for SAP. Going forward I would like... Read More »