The name SAP Data Services is used for an entire family of products. The core is SAP Data Services itself, then there is SAP Data Integrator, SAP Data Quality and SAP CPI-DS. The first three are the same product but differ from the enabled transformations. Data Integrator has all the base transforms plus typical data […]
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Every logistic and warehouse management organization aspires to design, develop and deliver the product to the customers at the right time and right price. This involves a series of events that are to be orchestrated and followed by multiple iterations over and over to gain the expected results. In order to obtain the desired results,
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Late 2018, SAP announced that just 2,100 of its customers were live with S/4 Hana. With just seven years to go until SAP ceases to support its current ECC, there’s still a long journey ahead for users looking to transition to the next generation platform. Seven years may seem a long time, but not in
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SAP and Oracle are the two major vendors in the world for ERP application. SAP started in 1972 and is headquartered at Walldorf, Germany. SAP started with the single-tier SAP system, and now it has a range of products right up-to cloud solutions and AI. Oracle, founded in 1977, California, started with its first flagship
This age is called the Information age. Data is becoming increasingly important in everyday life and business is no exception. For an organization to succeed, real-time information required to make informed decisions. This is where Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) comes into play. Enterprise resource planning (ERP) is a software that integrates different business functions under
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What is ERP? Why do business leaders need to invest in ERP? Business is like a well-oiled machine. Just like a machine has many moving parts, a business has many different functions like sales, inventory, finance, production etc., with each function serving a unique purpose. Let’s look at an ideal scenario of a company
