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by Anne Hardy and David Brutman, SAP SAPinsider Software today affects nearly every aspect of our lives, a fact that is shining the spotlight on developers and putting them in an influential position. To further support these developers, SAP has initiated new programs to inspire developers, enable new technology adoption, and facilitate an easy, targeted, and open development experience. In this article, you'll learn more about the first of these programs: the SAP Developer Center.
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by Aiaz Kazi, SAP SAPinsider In the last decade, SAP NetWeaver technology has continuously evolved as customer requirements have changed. This article offers a quick overview of the SAP NetWeaver platform’s main technical capabilities, and then hails the three “new horizons”: mobility, cloud, and in-memory computing. Uncover the possibilities that these horizons create, the new types of applications that can be built because of them, and how they will improve today’s enterprises.
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by Adi Kavaler, SAP SAPinsider Imagine a world where SAP customers, partners, and the broader developer community can deliver innovative applications that connect to SAP software through interactive web experiences and social environments, as well as through mobile and tablet devices. The new SAP NetWeaver Gateway technology makes that world a reality. This article provides an overview of the architecture, explores what it means for developers, and explains how early adopters are benefiting from it.
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by Michael Stamback and Eduardo Chiocconi, SAP SAPinsider New market opportunities, increased competition, and the need to comply with internal and external regulations are forcing businesses to constantly evolve. This article takes a look at SAP NetWeaver Process Orchestration — which blends SAP NetWeaver BPM, SAP NetWeaver BRM, and SAP NetWeaver PI — a solution designed to help companies keep up with these rapid changes and provide a foundation to generate better business and IT alignment.
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by Aiaz Kazi, SAP SAPinsider What's going on with SAP NetWeaver? SAP customers haven't heard too much about it lately, with so many other exciting things happening at SAP. But in reality, a lot is going on with this core technology platform. In this article, SAP's Aiaz Kazi answers customers' top questions about SAP NetWeaver and discusses its current state and future direction.
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by Lothar Henkes, SAP AG SAPinsider In the last few years, SAP NetWeaver Business Warehouse showed constant growth as an integrated, scalable enterprise data warehouse. As SAP unveils the latest release, SAP NetWeaver Business Warehouse 7.3, SAPinsider reviews its key features and benefits—from easier data modeling to enhanced data provisioning to improved data loading performance.
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by Matthias Kretschmer and Markus Ganser, SAP AG SAPinsider By cleansing and housing master data in a central repository before dispersing it to local systems, you can avoid erroneous data at its point of creation. This article walks through a sample master data creation process to illustrate how using both SAP NetWeaver Master Data Management and SAP NetWeaver Business Process Management can ensure consistent, high-quality data throughout your landscape.
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by Heiko Schneider, SAP AG SAPinsider Did you know that the latest version of SAP BusinessObjects Data Services can be leveraged to cleanse master data located in SAP NetWeaver BW and enhance data quality? This article walks you through a detailed, step-by-step example using customer data.
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by Dr. Susanne Rothaug and Karin Sudrow, SAP AG SAPinsider Given the complexities of an SOA landscape, change management requires particular attention: You need to ensure that changed objects are transported consistently throughout the environment. This article uses an example to outline some of the key challenges of lifecycle management in an SOA environment and to describe how SAP NetWeaver tooling — the enhanced change and transport system (CTS+) — helps you address them.
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by Dr. Susanne Rothaug, SAP AG SAPinsider Discover how the new SAP ES Explorer helps developers in both SAP and .NET landscapes share and consume enterprise services between the two environments.
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