Tag: SAP
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SAP Dashboards at Microsoft?
According to the Treasury & Risk site, Microsoft is a keen user of SAP dashboards, at least in conjunction with their treasury needs
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BI in Bahrain
here was lots of interest in the SAP BusinessObjects portfolio of solutions at the SUG-MENA event in Bahrain. See the Xcelsius dashboard using local data, and the presentation I gave.
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SAP’s Collborative Sustainability Strategy
SAP recently announced its intention to collaborate closely with its customers and partners as part of a sustainability strategy that includes aggressive carbon reduction targets, a new cross-functional sustainability organization, and sustainability solutions for customers.
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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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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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BusinessObjects is The Best Thing About SAP Business Suite 7?
As I’m sure everybody knows by now, SAP launched Business Suite 7 last week. Despite skepticism about some of the claims made for the new suite, analysts declared that the inclusion of BusinessObjects analytics into the suite was a big part of its appeal.
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Business Objects is Dead! Long live SAP Business Objects!?
Within 3 years, SAP will be known as much for its business user solutions, including business intelligence, as it is for its ERP solutions.