Archive for July, 2008
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Thursday, July 31st, 2008Go directly to Source
Some thoughts on open source software businesses and developer careers.
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Importance and relevance of events: measurements in the light of sustainability
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In the production processes of professional services the provioning and exchange of knowledge and expertise play an important role. Comparing this “production process” regarding energy consumption with the chenistry industrie I suddenly realized the “forgotten lessons learned from 7 years ago”. Or: do we need that carbon footprint in assembling knowledge and [...]
More and more coverage of the new SAP CRM Web Client User Interface
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More and more coverage of the new SAP CRM Web Client User Interface can be found across the Web. After having published the UI Guidelines for SAP CRM 2007 now also an article about what and how SAP did it including a description of some main principles that have been followed is [...]
SAP NetWeaver Identity Management: How To Determine Business Roles Proposals in Workflows…
Thursday, July 31st, 2008Go directly to Source
…By Evaluation of Controlling Attributes of the Managed Identities In this blog, we will improve a common business roles scenario by proposing business roles based on the controlling attributes of the business roles and of the requester. After the economic background, we will do the implementation in SAP NW IdM, by doing [...]
How-to enrich XI monitor’s output
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This weblog shows how to add a field to the output of the monitoring transaction SXI_MONITOR, and populate it with an attribute retrieved from the dynamic configuration of each message.
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What’s New
Thursday, July 31st, 2008Go directly to Source
eLearning: Process Management Lifecycle (PML)
Blog: The Black Crowes at SAP TechEd Las Vegas!
Blog: SAP PI Adapter Development: A Workaround
Blog: Do You Have Clean Data?
Blog: Tickets to TechEd: The SAP NetWeaver Top Composite Competition
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What’s New
Thursday, July 31st, 2008Go directly to Source
eLearning: Process Management Lifecycle (PML)
Blog: The Black Crowes at SAP TechEd Las Vegas!
Blog: SAP PI Adapter Development: A Workaround
Blog: Do You Have Clean Data?
Blog: Tickets to TechEd: The SAP NetWeaver Top Composite Competition
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Recent Features
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BPX Community Expands, Adding ERP
SAP Research Report 2007/2008
Welcome the Business Objects Community
Everything You Wanted to Know about Web Dynpro but Were Afraid to Ask
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Recent Features
Thursday, July 31st, 2008Go directly to Source
BPX Community Expands, Adding ERP
SAP Research Report 2007/2008
Welcome the Business Objects Community
Everything You Wanted to Know about Web Dynpro but Were Afraid to Ask
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Event based planning and re-forecasting
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We are all surrounded by events that hit us constantly that can bring both positive and negative impacts. Businesses are impacted based on these events, some affecting the numbers in the short term and for some on a longer term. Getting your planning process aligned and adaptable to these events would be [...]