[ Articles with keyword 'representation' ]
SAP Business ByDesign Work Group Founded
19.11.2008
In September, the German-speaking SAP User Group (DSAG) founded a work group for SAP Business ByDesign. Its goals are to provide information on release planning and promote the exchange of experience among users. In addition, it aims to identify and bundle software requirements and pass them on to SAP.
Control over all Eventualities
04.06.2008
The production plan has only just been completed when a system goes down or a deadline changes at short notice – exceptional situations are all part of day-to-day business for production planners. This doesn’t faze those responsible at Novartis. With SAP Advanced Planning & Optimization, they can immediately simulate a number of alternatives and take account of all interdependencies.
SAP Comments on Planning of Works Council Election
15.03.2006
SAP AG issued a statement regarding the planning of a works council election. On March 2, SAP AG employees voted against the creation of a committee to conduct a works council election by an overwhelming majority. The SAP Executive Board felt obliged to evaluate all available options to ensure compliance with this clear mandate from SAP employees.
Every Square Meter Counts
30.05.2005
From a central transfer warehouse to administrative offices and the most remote store, the strategic management of corporately held or rented real estate counts as a success factor not only for the traditional real estate industry, but also for retailers. SAP Real Estate Management helps here with functions specific to the retail industry.
Does Beaming Get a Realistic Chance?
19.07.2004
The Fraunhof Institute for Computer Architecture and Software Technology (FIRST, in its German acronym), has worked with Charité and University Medicine, a Berlin-based research group, to develop an interface between the human brain and a computer – the brain-computer interface (BCI). The BCI measures electrical brain signals with an EEG and uses an attached computer to convert them into computer control signals. Test subjects have already been able to move a cursor just by thinking about it. Project leader Klaus-Robert Müller and FIRST press secretary Mirjam Kaplow explain the possible uses of this technology in our interview.
