SAP HANA Cloud

This blog post series is about developing applications in a multicloud environment. Part I – About Cloud Foundry, Neo, and multicloud environments Part II – Cloud Foundry, UAA, and XSUAA Part III – Using Cloud Foundry with... Read More »

The SAP Customer Engagement Initiative (CEI) connects SAP development teams with our customers and partners early and regularly. This means you can work hand-in-hand with SAP development teams on projects and prototypes, helping us to... Read More »

Yes, that’s right the once painful setup has now been simplified into just 3 clicks. To use this connection option requires SAP Analytics Cloud, Version 2020.20 or greater. We can check our SAC Tenant Version, System -> About Figure 1: SAC... Read More »

If you missed Microsoft Ignite last week, here’s a quick round up of three key sessions you should watch now to learn why Azure is the best cloud to run your SAP workloads! Don’t forget to register here first. Running mission critical... Read More »

In this blog series you will find quotes, backgrounds, suggested further readings and other information related to my latest book SAP HANA 2.0, An Introduction published by SAP Press. In this blog we cover updates, upgrades, and... Read More »

Now that you’ve learned the basics about Situation Handling and its configuration, it’s time to dive deeper into advanced possibilities to adapt the framework to your needs. The two major topics that we will discuss in the last blog post... Read More »

As of next week, we’ll be offering a series of workshops that go in-depth into extending an SAP HANA on-premise to SAP HANA Cloud. These workshops will be offered live and led by two specialists: Tae-Suk Son and Seungjoon Lee, SAP HANA Cloud... Read More »

In this blog post, I am trying to bring 3 different concepts with SAP cloud offering and demonstrate how these are different from other. First, we will discuss about SAP HANA Enterprise cloud and then narrow down to discuss about SAP HANA Cloud... Read More »

Real vision is the ability to see the invisible. – Jonathan Swift   Introduction:   IT system landscapes are majorly hybrid landscapes with on-premise and cloud systems with applications being SaaS or home grown applications.... Read More »

Actually, I didn’t want to talk about the recent economic disruptions in the wake of Covid-19 – again. We all know what is currently going on; we often are affected directly ourselves. No need to explain any further, I guess. But isn’t it... Read More »