Month: February 2009
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Who Has the Data?
When one person in the meeting actually has data, it changes the whole meeting
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SAP CTO Shares Web 2.0 Vision
In a recent interview and his blog, Vishal Sikka shared his vision for the SAP product roadmap, including Web 2.0 technologies such as mobile and cloud applications
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The Very First Version of Xcelsius?
An early dashboard from 1939 — in cardboard?!
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Digital Native Test
Are you a digital native? If you see a problem with this picture, probably not…
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SAP’s New Cloud Platform
SAP has purchased cloud computing vendor Coghead. What will SAP do with Coghead’s widely praised Platform-as-a-service software, based on Adobe Flex and Amazon’s EC2 Web Service?
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Social Networking @ SAP
At Sapphire two years ago, SAP talked a lot about Web 2.0 and the new “Harmony” internal social networking tool. Where is SAP today?
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The Future of SAP Events?
SAP recently launched Business Suite 7 in SAP’s New York offices in New York City, to a room was packed to capacity with journalists, analysts, and customers. They were shown a presentation, demonstration, and customer panel, followed by a live Q&A session. There was also support for internet viewers, with a video feed and conference…
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Using Business Intelligence to Catch Wasteful US Spending?
Track US Government spending thanks to USA Spending.Gov and Polestar OnDemand. What can YOU come up with?
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Coghead Overview Video
A quick video overview of the Coghead Platform-as-a-Service, recently acquired by SAP
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Giant Brains: Did Edmund Berkeley Predict Email, the Internet, ERP Systems and the iPhone in 1949?
Now that prediction season is coming to an end, it’s time to reflect on how technology always changes, but the underlying business needs remain the same from year to year, or even decade to decade. Edmund Berkely was a real pioneer with his book: “Giant Brains, or Machines that Think” in 1949.