SAP Network Weblogs

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• SAP Inside Track Israel Wrap Up
• Return to Central Performance History, Even Shorter Hiatus
• Galaxy of Demand Planning: Fine Architecture and the base principles
• The COmmon Reference Architecture (CORA), Part VI
• Class to handle Selection Screens. No more LOOP AT SCREEN
• Social Enterprise -- What, Why, How? -- Part3
• SAP camp at the German Formula One Grand Prix
• Is this a memory leak?
• Dear aBI - SAP ERP with Crystal Reports and Xcelsius
• Consolidating the learnings from our harsh lessons in MDMP Unicode conversions.
• SAP Educational Considerations in Cultural Change with SAP
• The patient art of buffer tuning!

SAP Inside Track Israel Wrap Up Posted: 14 Jul 2010 04:51 AM PDT A summary of the SAP Inside Track Israel 2010 event.

Return to Central Performance History, Even Shorter Hiatus Posted: 14 Jul 2010 04:30 AM PDT After a few days of self-monitoring, hopefully, I looked at our Solution Manager development system. The cake is baking, though unevenly, and isn't yet fit for consumption. Central Performance History is going to be a long-term diet.

Galaxy of Demand Planning: Fine Architecture and the base principles Posted: 14 Jul 2010 03:40 AM PDT The very term "Demand Planning (DP)"; gives the rough understanding of what actually we are dealing with; "planning the demand", and when I say "Planning", it always happens for the future, and you agree with that! In simple terms, by saying DP, we mean to say as that we are predicting the future demand. This weblog talks how the technical architecture of DP in the APO module has been configured, but in a simple and lay-man terms. The blog is not aimed at the technical implementation, but just the basic understanding of the DP architecture, at the high level, laying the foundation for further deeper study into the same--which will be seen in my coming blogs/articles.

The COmmon Reference Architecture (CORA), Part VI Posted: 14 Jul 2010 02:34 AM PDT The CORA model describes elements with their interactions and principles at an Enterprise Architecture level in such a way that different architecture styles, such as N-tier, Service Oriented and Resource Oriented, can be fitted in. With the help of the CORA model a reference Software Architecture or detailed technology architecture can be created from a total IT landscape point of view, containing SAP and non-SAP components. This forms the basis from which Solution Architectures of individual projects within the portfolio can be derived and detailed.In this blog the CORA model is used to assess a ROA based iPhone App connecting with SAP.

Class to handle Selection Screens. No more LOOP AT SCREEN Posted: 14 Jul 2010 01:26 AM PDT Handle selection screens using "LOOP AT SCREEN" statement can be very boring and consume some time when developing and maintaining such logic. I developed a simple class which helped me a lot in handling selection screens events like changing the input, visibility or others attributes from parameters and select-options

Social Enterprise -- What, Why, How? -- Part3 Posted: 13 Jul 2010 03:03 PM PDT This is 3rd part in the series of blogs on "What is a Social Enterprise, and how we can realise it". In this blog the technology aspect of making a platform social is discussed

SAP camp at the German Formula One Grand Prix Posted: 13 Jul 2010 02:48 PM PDT Do you have plans on going to the German F1 Grandprix. Read this post and see if we can do some networking and have a great time.

Is this a memory leak? Posted: 13 Jul 2010 01:05 PM PDT Recently I've run into an issue where a memory leak was reported when Crystal Reports were being run in a VS .NET application.

Dear aBI - SAP ERP with Crystal Reports and Xcelsius Posted: 13 Jul 2010 11:49 AM PDT In this blog SDN Mentor Ingo Hilgefort describes the option on how to use Crystal Reports and Xcelsius in combination with SAP ERP.

Consolidating the learnings from our harsh lessons in MDMP Unicode conversions. Posted: 13 Jul 2010 10:24 AM PDT A brief post detailing the major issues the project faced when performing an MDMP Upgrade/Unicode conversion.

SAP Educational Considerations in Cultural Change with SAP Posted: 13 Jul 2010 09:19 AM PDT Today, I will discuss the role of continuing education in managing cultural changes that occur whenever Enterprise Platforms are changed. This is intended to feed a discussion on the relationship between business process design, underlying IT Applications, and achieving business results.

The patient art of buffer tuning! Posted: 13 Jul 2010 08:01 AM PDT Short blog on what to look for when using tuning a system.

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