If you haven’t found the Insider Learning Network yet then go check it out. They have articles and forums where you can learn new SAP skills until they are bursting out of your ears 🙂 I received a mail shot from the website yesterday to let me know they are planning a FREE Webinar title: […]
SAP have another success year in 2011 by introducing new technology, release new software releases and build on what they have worked on over the last few years.
Take a look at a post at TechTarget where Todd Morrison summarise the year nicely. He covers all the major SAP 2011 news with further links to help you dig a little deeper.
Medium to large size businesses and companies have most probably heard of Business Intelligence, but they often do not know what it is really for and how it can help them.
First, let’s get into the basics; Business Intelligence (BI) is a term used to describe software that is used to help companies and businesses understand the data they collect within their own business.
How does this software help? In simple terms using these tools is like having business analysts, marketing experts, economists, and IT experts all rolled up into a single software solution.
Generally, businesses make use of this technology to help them with improvements with decision-making, cost efficiency and probabilities on business venture opportunities. Imagine this; you hold gigabytes of information related to your business performance but can never find the data you require fast enough to help with your decision-making.
Following on from the article about how to improve your SAP skill set, I thought I would create a presentation video. If you prefer this format for my future thoughts and things posts, please let me know. By the way, feel free share 🙂
In the coming weeks I’m going to be writing some articles that I hope will become an easy to read online course – ‘Beginners Guide to ABAP’. Hopefully this will be of interest to: Functional SAP consultants that do not understand ABAP. Technical SAP consultants that don’t use ABAP. Those people completely new to SAP […]
I’ve been working with SAP software since 2001 and started out with ABAP as my main skill set. After many implementations, software upgrade and custom development projects under my belt, it is crystal clear that the best people to work along side are those that have taken the effort to understand a little about the […]
SAP is the global market leader in enterprise applications software. The full name of the company stands for Systems, Applications and Products in Data Processing, and with more than 176,000 customers over 50 countries worldwide, SAP has a clear company mission to:
‘… help companies of all sizes and industries to run better. Our vision is to help the world run better’ (SAP.com).
SAP offers many software solutions, including analytical applications, financial management, human resource management and supply chain management. These solutions are across a wide range of industries including defence, mining, retail and logistics.