[ Articles with keyword 'prototype' ]
Permits at mouse click
20.08.2009
Dealing with public authorities costs time and money. SAP aims to change this with a dedicated service platform for public administration. The new software promises to process applications and permits at the click of a mouse.
SAP Research Brisbane Partners with Australian Cooperative Research Centre (CRC) on Smart Services
29.09.2008
September 11 saw the launch of the Queensland node of the Cooperative Research Centre on Smart Services (Smart Services CRC). SAP is the largest industry contributor to the Centre, investing 12 million Australian dollars (almost seven million euros) over seven years. Lutz Heuser, vice president of SAP Research, was a special guest at the launch.
SAP Research Brisbane Partners with Australian Cooperative Research Centre (CRC) on Smart Services
29.09.2008
September 11 saw the launch of the Queensland node of the Cooperative Research Centre on Smart Services (Smart Services CRC). SAP is the largest industry contributor to the Centre, investing 12 million Australian dollars (almost seven million euros) over seven years. Lutz Heuser, vice president of SAP Research, was a special guest at the launch.
Getting a Handle on Real Estate
19.09.2007
DeTeImmobilien, the real estate subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom, implemented the SAP Real Estate Management application in one of the largest migration projects in the European real estate industry. Since January 2007, the company has used the application to manage the real estate holdings of its customers.
The Best Plastic Parts for the Prototype
22.08.2007
Pre-Prototyping GmbH specializes in plastic parts for prototype construction in the automotive industry. The rapidly growing SME recently started using a flexible ERP software. With SAP Business One, the enterprise has implemented end-to-end, transparent handling of its previously mostly paper-based processes, from the purchase order right through to delivery.
Shopping with Radio Waves – But Without Risk
04.07.2007
Radio frequency identification (RFID) enables automatic identification of objects. So far, RFID has been used primarily in logistics and in warehouse management. Researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute for Computer Graphics (IGD in its German abbreviation) have now discovered an application area that sparked great interest at CeBIT in Hanover. It’s called the “advisor for nutrition and intelligent shopping,” BERNIE in its German abbreviation. BERNIE identifies the ingredients of grocery products. SAP INFO online spoke with Michael Hellenschmidt, senior scientist and project director at IGD, about intelligent shopping carts and how RFID can make life for diabetics or persons with allergies simpler than it has ever been.
Games – Groundbreakers for User-friendly Software
20.12.2006
Simple and appealing user interfaces for computer games can also be used in business software. In conversation with SAP INFO online, Holger Diener, head of entertainment technologies at the Fraunhofer Institute for Computer Graphics in Rostock and co-inventor of the ContextControl flexible interface, explains what software manufacturers can learn from successful games for their own user guidance.
Shaping Ideas Into Software
13.12.2006
At SAP INSPIRE, every individual is pushing forward the software company’s ability to innovate – collecting, checking, and consolidating inspirational ideas, and working with colleagues to identify and develop forward-looking technologies. Ideas experts at SAP Research take creative ideas to the next level. Their goal – to make good ideas into actual products.
A Single System for All Processes
05.09.2005
Whenever a company in the automotive and IT integration industries expects significant benefits from complete integration of internal and external business processes on one platform, close partnerships are the key to success. Kongsberg Automotive counts on a central integration platform – SAP NetWeaver Exchange Infrastructure – enriched by business-to-business adapters from Seeburger.
After the Fair is Over, the Fair Begins
24.01.2005
Deutsche Messe AG is one of the world’s leading organizers of trade fairs. To manage its increased business volume, the company decided on a new SAP solution in October 2003 because its legacy system had reached its limits. Those responsible for IT at the company counted on systematic software tests to implement the solution. The tests ensured that the flow of the project remained transparent and that the SAP solution went live as scheduled.
