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Giving Customers a Say
10.11.2009
To accurately plan their investments, companies need to know what software SAP will develop in the future. SAP meets these requirements by discussing ist long-term road map with the user groups and aligning it with customers’ needs.
Recycling with a Heart
20.03.2009
You would not expect to find the SAP Business One application at Emmaüs Défi: The relief organization collects and sells secondhand goods to help the homeless. See more in the video of SAP TV.
No Governance – No Cure
02.10.2008
More health service providers in Switzerland are turning to service-oriented architectures. Why? Because market conditions are increasingly challenging: Providers are being traumatized – they are in technology and business trauma.
Quick Messages for SAP Partners and their Customers
07.05.2008
SAP has taken a decisive step forward in collaborating on support with its partners. Up until now, SAP channel partners around the world have used SAP support to manage the messages of their customers. Now, the service desk of SAP Solution Manager extends the procedure to the small and midsize customers of channel partners.
The Limits of Planning
30.04.2008
Lean processes and the best-possible patient care: As the CIO of the 1,300-bed University Clinic of Mannheim, Germany, Dr. Eibo Krahmer must look at both sides of hospital operations. In an interview with SAP INFO online, he explains the contribution that IT can make to the efficient organization of clinics and where software meets its limits.
It’s “Action This Day”
06.02.2008
Today, IT contributes to climate change because of its energy and material consumption. Tomorrow, Green IT can be a building block in the fight against carbon dioxide emissions and the depletion of resources. As the head of Sun Microsystems’ sustainable computing strategy in Britain and Ireland and advisor to the UK government, Richard Barrington is aiming to make this vision a reality. In an interview with SAP INFO online, Barrington talks about the carbon footprint of IT, its possible contributions to a more sustainable future, and his personal experience with climate change.
Enhancing the Core Without Modifications (Part 1)
12.12.2007
With its enhancement framework, SAP standardizes previously differing enhancement concepts for the SAP ERP application. Enhancements in the form of new functionality become effective only after the switch framework is activated. The interplay of both technologies helps enhance SAP ERP 6.0 as a long-term and modification-free core enterprise resource planning (ERP) system that meets changing requirements with new and innovative technologies.
Enhancing the ERP Core without Modifications (Part 1)
12.12.2007
With its enhancement framework, SAP standardizes previously differing enhancement concepts for the SAP ERP application. Enhancements in the form of new functionality become effective only after the switch framework is activated. The interplay of both technologies helps enhance SAP ERP 6.0 as a long-term and modification-free core enterprise resource planning (ERP) system that meets changing requirements with new and innovative technologies.
Big Opportunity for Smaller Enterprises
28.11.2007
SAP Ramp-Up supports enterprises in the implementation of new SAP software before its unrestricted availability. Small and midsize companies enjoy particular benefits from the program, because it gives them access to extensive resources that do not often reside in-house. Intensive support reduces the project risk, while allowing enterprises who need leading edge innovative IT, to support their strategic goals, get another step ahead of the competition.
Powerful Corporate Memory
31.10.2007
Nearline storage systems are a type of midway house between a relational online database and an offline archive. The data stored in these systems can be called up very quickly without impacting on the database. A special type of data storage compresses the storage volume, allowing queries to be processed more quickly and cut costs.
