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Although the type of organization would largely depend on the size and nature of the enterprise, yet there are 4 common forms of organizational structure, namely (a) line organization (… more →
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Must read Readwriteweb's Enterprise 2.0: Study Shows Adoption is Real
fredzimny wrote 1 week ago: Found at http://www.readwriteweb.com/enterprise/2009/11/the-realities-of-the-enterpris.php?utm_sourc … more →
Will SAP become a Minority Investor in Software AG? Perhaps…
hgumbel wrote 1 week ago: Since about July, rumours have been around that SAP would buy Software AG. Since then, Software AG’s … more →
SAP’s Endorsed Business Solutions – Another Source of License Revenue
hgumbel wrote 2 weeks ago: SAP’s ecosystem, built over almost 20 years, is arguably one of the richest in the ERP market. Initi … more →
Must read! Why Process Barfs on Social from Pretzel Logic - Enterprise 2.0
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fredzimny wrote 3 weeks ago: Found at http://www.pretzellogic.org/2009/11/08/why-process-barfs-on-social from Sameer A Pateel ZDN … more →
Extending SAP with BPM-Environments – an Option for All, including SAP!
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hgumbel wrote 3 weeks ago: About two years ago, I was contacted by a leading vendor of hospital supplies to help him with his S … more →
SAP is reassessing BPM
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hgumbel wrote 3 weeks ago: Although SAP was slow (and for a while, even totally incapable) of understanding the power of BPM as … more →
More on Maintenance in Germany and Austria: SAP’s latest Salvo of "Love Letters"
hgumbel wrote 3 weeks ago: Last week, SAP sent out letters to all of its Austrian and German customers that still are on standa … more →
What Every BA Should Know about Software as a Service
MoreThan140Chars wrote 4 weeks ago: I’m a Business Architect (BA)–I don’t need to know technology, you say. Not true, … more →
Top Ten Reasons to Attend Sapience2009 in Boston in December
hgumbel wrote 4 weeks ago: 1. Cut your SAP maintenance into half 2. Say goodbye to costly and disruptive upgrades 3. Reduce the … more →
A Good Time to Buy SAP Licenses (and, if you like, from their Competition)
hgumbel wrote 1 month ago: I do not have high hopes for a Q4 that gets SAP on track again. Customers, however, that absolutely … more →
SAP’s Q3 Numbers, Planned Layoffs and Léo’s Future
hgumbel wrote 1 month ago: I do not want to say much about SAP’s numbers – they are plain terrible and show what pipeline drain … more →
Migrations and Upgrades – a Few Controversial Thoughts
hgumbel wrote 1 month ago: SAP, its partners, and also a few tool vendors would like you to migrate ASAP to ECC 6.0. Problem is … more →
ENTERPRISE RESOURCES PLANNING
icwai wrote 1 month ago: Enterprise Resource planning has become a powerful tools in the hands of management for effective us … more →
An expensive victory for SAP: SAP closes deal with Siemens
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hgumbel wrote 1 month ago: You’ve certainly read about it in the press: Siemens cancelled SAP maintenance a few months ag … more →
Alternative Maintenance: How to Proceed
hgumbel wrote 1 month ago: The aspects of alternative maintenance are truly fascinating and it will transform the market in man … more →
Using ILINX to Integrate with ERP Systems
andre109 wrote 1 month ago: Enterprise Resource Planning Systems (ERPs) integrate all data and processes of an organization into … more →
SAP: SOA-compatible Pricing? Time to live up to expectations
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hgumbel wrote 1 month ago: For countless years SAP has been promoting SOA (previously called eSOA) positioning itself as open a … more →
T-Systems takes over SAPHosting
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hgumbel wrote 1 month ago: After about 10 years of soul searching, SAP has finally decided to pull out of the hosting and outso … more →
SAP Maintenance: All or Nothing
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hgumbel wrote 1 month ago: SAP (like Oracle) has so far refused steadfastly to accept partial maintenance cancellations. While … more →
