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Archive  »  2009 (Volume 10)  »  July (Issue 3)

July (Issue 3)

  1. by Bob Stutz, SAP
    Did you know that SAP solutions drive production of 40 million barrels of oil per day? And defense forces across 107 countries? In this interview, SAP's Bob Stutz advises how you can leverage SAP resources to address the unique challenges and opportunities presented within your industry.
  2. by Verlin Youd and Richard Murray, SAP
    To continue drawing buyers into their stores, retailers need to resist the urge to simply cut prices and push promotions blindly to all shoppers. Uncover the three steps retailers must take to identify the most profitable opportunities and then capitalize on them.
  3. by Georg Kube and Emiel van Schaik, SAP AG
    To create the best experience for customers and maximize their own bottom lines, manufacturers must link — not silo — their product development, manufacturing, and service efforts. Understand the four SAP business processes that are most critical for manufacturers, and walk through the latest SAP Business Suite 7 innovations for manufacturing companies.
  4. by Klaus Heimann, SAP
    To help customers embrace a shift toward energy efficiency, the utility industry must be able to show consumers that the time and money they invest in new, efficient technologies will be worthwhile. Uncover how the integration of SAP for Utilities with Smart Grid technology is both an opportunity and an obligation for SAP.
  5. by Isabella Groegor-Cechowicz, SAP AG and Ken Evans, SAP
    A decrease in the demand for oil, an increasingly diverse energy market, and growing volatility in energy prices — discover what oil and gas companies need to do to navigate these uncertainties and come out on top.
  6. by Stefan Haenisch, SAP AG
    To withstand the downturn, businesses in all industries need to increase their focus on customer relations. But what this means differs significantly depending on your industry context. Soak up insights from four specific companies that have improved their own customer strategy with SAP solutions.
  7. by SAP and participating vendors
    Achieving your vision of the perfect plant isn't something you can accomplish in a day. In this Special Report, you'll learn how — with help from SAP and the partner ecosystem — you can break the perfect plant ideal into small, manageable steps that you can implement in short order to achieve a quick ROI.
  8. by Dan Kearnan, SAP Americas
    The majority of information workers today are still underserved by traditional BI tools. Run through an example of how the new SAP BusinessObjects Explorer solution provides a sales executive with immediate answers to "on-the-fly" questions, a deeper data-driven understanding of the business, and instant access to relevant information.
  9. by Mindy Fiorentino and Wei Wang, SAP
    Explore how new capabilities in SAP BusinessObjects Edge BI, as well as two new performance management applications in the SAP BusinessObjects Edge solution portfolio, help midsize companies convert their strengths over their larger counterparts into a sustained competitive advantadge.
  10. by Tom Roberts, SAP AG
    With IT budgets under intense scrutiny, any new investments need to deliver near-immediate payback. But which solutions really deliver the highest value in the shortest amount of time? Uncover three key starting points to help your business optimize its IT operations.
  11. by Chip Rodgers, SAP AG
    In this interview, Chip Rodgers, Vice President and COO of the SAP Community Network, discusses what SAP customers, partners, and prospects can expect at SAP TechEd 2009.
  12. by Regine Brehm and Jens Koster, SAP AG
    See how SAP's identity management functionality can now be a connected, integrated part of your existing business processes. Walk through a helpful four-phase example of how to manage fictional employee Anna Smith's access rights and roles as she's hired, promoted, moved to another department, and ultimately terminated.
  13. by SAP and participating vendors
    Many enterprises are uncomfortable shutting down legacy systems; they fear they won't be able to access the data contained within them should an audit or lawsuit arise. Learn how information lifecycle management solutions from SAP and partners can alleviate those fears — and save you big bucks in the not-so-long run.
  14. by Tanja Kaufmann, SAP AG and Claudia Dangers, SAP Deutschland AG & Co. KG
    Few companies can afford to keep a fleet of expensive legacy applications up and running, especially in the current economic climate. Learn how to decommission your company's old legacy systems in seven steps — without losing access to any of the data contained within them.
  15. by Matthias Martens, DSAG
    Explore how a DSAG work group has successfully influenced SAP's new logistics functionality — and what new enhancements they're requesting for future releases of SAP's logistics solution portfolio.
  16. by Andrew Cabanski-Dunning, SAP and Esther Blankenship, SAP AG
    Check out SAP's new look and feel for its core business application UIs — SAP Signature Design. You'll see what it looks like, how it harmonizes the user experience, and how it evolves users' expectations for today's enterprise software.
  17. by Dr. Susanne Rothaug, SAP AG
    Discover how the new SAP ES Explorer helps developers in both SAP and .NET landscapes share and consume enterprise services between the two environments.
  18. by Abbe Mulders, Dow Corning Corporation
    Enjoy a quick rundown of ASUG's customer-driven educational opportunities and activities in 2009, including the first ASUG Virtual Education Summit.
  19. by SAP and Partners
  20. by Sponsors