Showing posts with label sap. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sap. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 18, 2018

Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations vs. SAP vs. Oracle – Which ERP is Right for You?

The ERP you choose often depends on the type (and size) of your business. While smaller businesses can do just as fine without one, medium businesses and large enterprises can benefit a great deal with a robust ERP in place. And as far as big corporates are concerned, having an ERP system is rather inevitable. However, with so many ERP players in the market (and the ERP market touted to be worth more than $49.50 billion by 2020), choosing the right one is often a daunting task. How do you make the decision? What factors should you consider? What trends should you watch out for? How do you ensure the ERP you choose is the best for your business? 

The Battle of the ERPs 

Let’s do a quick comparison of the top three players in the ERP market - Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations, SAP, and Oracle – to help you make the right choice for your business.

Read the full blog here. Courtesy ERP Cloud Blog

Sunday, June 26, 2016

SAP Supply Chain Execution Platform: How it Addresses Today's Business Challenges

In this 2-minutes video, Markus Rosemann, VP Solutions, Supply Chain Execution, SAP, talks about today's business challenges like increasing demand volatility and supply chain complexity, and the need for customer centricity and speed to fulfill service expectations. See how SAP solutions for logistics and fulfillment can help.

Sunday, June 19, 2016

Innovation, Made in Latin America

After cementing global prominence in innovation-intensive sectors such as biotechnology and aerospace, Brazil now makes its mark in the tech scene. SAP Labs Latin America unleashes the country's innovation potential – critical to the region's growth.

Thursday, June 16, 2016

Striving towards becoming a world-class consultant? What’s the next step you need to take?

Kevin Wilson (Reveal)
Author: Kevin Wilson (Reveal, Inc.)
Firstly, let me make a few "for granted" statements:
  1. The consultant in question is honest and has genuine integrity
  2. The consultant is not lazy or afraid of hard work
  3. The consultant has an abundance mentality - "There is enough for you and me in this game"
So, assuming you have the above-mentioned qualities let's work on what steps I would take to get to the next level. What would you need to focus on?

Thursday, February 4, 2016

Enhance your IT support desk processes by integrating SAP with any ITSMtool

In this post I'll show you how you can reduce SAP ticket handling times and keep your support department happy at the same time.

The problem

A lot of time is wasted in SAP software testing and maintenance processes due to incomplete or incorrect error reports from users and testers. Support people (analysts, developers) usually have to ask for more information about the error. This takes a lot of valuable working time from both the reporters of the error and support people. Solving the problem is often blocked until all information is available.

Monday, May 18, 2015

ERPGenie Youtube channel

We have tagged our favorite SAP related videos on our ERPGenie YouTube Channel. Check it out - Leave comments to suggest new videos to feature.

Tuesday, April 28, 2015

SAP HANA Cloud Integration (HCI) from a developers perspective

From a developer’s perspective, I can say that it’s always nice to try new products and see how they work. I had the privilege of being able to test out HANA Cloud Integration (HCI) during the trial period.

I really liked it! It seemed to be a tool that made it easier for developers to work on applications. It is interesting to see how much things have evolved since the start of XI 3.0, about 11 years ago. 


The environment is an online platform, which makes it very easy to develop. You do not need to download a lot of stuff to develop and enhance your projects. It is based on flows. You can send messages through the BPMN (Business Process Model Notation). You will be shown what is going on, receiving relevant details.
You don’t have the processing flow you were used to in the Process Orchestration (PO) stack. You’re basically taking a message and sending it somewhere else.