Innovation Evangelism
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Give us Feedback on our Innovation Center Prototypes
Whether or not you can physically come to one of our SAPPHIRE NOW events in Orlando or Frankfurt, you can give us feedback about our latest products and prototypes: business intelligence, in-memory, mobile BI, sustainability products, and much more.
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The Essential Guide to BI @ SAP SAPPHIRE NOW
Even if BusinessObjects is your only SAP product, there’s going to be plenty of material that will interest you at the SAP SAPPHIRE NOW events (held simultaneously in Frankfurt and Orlando, May 17-19th), and there’s still time to register.
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RoamBI – Beautiful Mobile BI for the iPad
RoamBI now provides mobile BI access for the iPad. The team have used the extra workspace to provide additional analytic power that complements other tools such as BusinessObjects Explorer.
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Explorer OnDemand for the iPhone (and soon the iPad)
SAP BusinessObjects Explorer, Business Intelligence OnDemand, and the Explorer for iPad application come together to provide instant value — and the iPad version is in development
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Nordic SAP BusinessObjects BI Butterfly Events
Join me for the free SAP BusinessObjects Nordic Business Intelligence Forum events, to get an overview of the latest news and trends in BI, EIM, PM, and GRC.
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Introducing SAP StreamWork: New Decision Collaboration
Introducing SAP StreamWork, a new Web 2.0 / Enterprise 2.0 product that lets you collaborate around decisions. Extensive links to other resources.
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Istanbul SAP BusinessObjects BI Forum Keynote
Download the presentation given at the SAP BusinessObjects BI Forum in Istanbul, Turkey
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Stunning Business Intelligence Visualizations… from 1870
As any reader of Edward Tufte knows, data visualization has been around a long time. Here’s some nice examples from the 1870 US census.
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SAP and Web 2.0 in a Nutshell, Summarized and Explained
A high-level overview of Web 2.0 technology by, with, and at SAP, with links to other resources.
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How to Build a Billion-Dollar European Software Company
How BusinessObjects became the first “European Silicon Valley startup”, growing from zero to a billion dollars, by Bernard Liautaud