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What did you ask?

Friday, August 29th, 2008

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It’s quite funny, we often talk about how you can “ask” any question you like, open door policies and all of that…

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BusinessObjects and SAP Part 7 – OLAP Universe change management

Friday, August 29th, 2008

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In this part of the BusinessObject blog series I focus on the update wizard for OLAP universe in combination with SAP NetWeaver BI.

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Hands-on Lessons in Production Planning

Friday, August 29th, 2008

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A n00b came away with a new appreciation for production planning and the manufacturing processes.

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Handy download for Tech-Ed…

Friday, August 29th, 2008

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This handy .PDF that details all of the Adobe sessions at Tech-Ed.

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Using SAP NetWeaver Enterprise Search in a Web Service

Thursday, August 28th, 2008

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SAP NetWeaver Enterprise Search supports the OpenSearch standard as of SP3. Via a web service, based on OpenSearch, you can send search requests to the SAP NetWeaver Enterprise Search system.

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BIA Monitoring and Maintenance: Part IV

Thursday, August 28th, 2008

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Sara Hollister of the SAP BI RIG posts another blog to her BI Accelerator (BIA) blog series, this time on BIA maintenance and monitoring. She covers the importance of database statistics in determining when an index should be rebuilt and more.
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BPM Transformation: SAP’s Journey to Process Orientation

Thursday, August 28th, 2008

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Companies redesign business processes to increase performance, reduce costs, and deliver greater value. To realize those goals, they’re redefining organizational roles while focusing on the redesign. Learn more about what SAP did in this eLearning session.
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"Only specialists will survive!"??

Thursday, August 28th, 2008

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The statement “Only specialists will survive” in a newsletter is a challenge for all generalists (e.g. architects). Future SAP projects will need specialists and generalists.

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No, that report isn’t mine, it was red not blue

Thursday, August 28th, 2008

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When did security become a dirty word, and when is it acceptable to correct others reporting mistakes

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Properties of Analytic Applications : Interesting ways to store and read data : Part 1

Thursday, August 28th, 2008

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First post on way data is read in a BI application going all the way to new technologies that are coming up in Building databases for Analytic Applications and also a stab at trying to find out what drives a BI Accelerator.

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