E3 Category: Mag 22-04

Karin Gräslund, DSAG board member responsible for Financials and Sustainability, knows how the new law can be implemented on the IT side, what infrastructure is already in place and what is still lacking, and where software manufacturers such as SAP still have to deliver.

The S/4 conversion knows a wide color spectrum. The cover of this issue reads: Power of Orange. But the origin is the white sunlight, which goes through a glass prism and throws the spectral colors on the wall - including green, brown, blue and orange, see also house message. Here is an E-3 cartoon by Robert Platzgummer (1975 to 2016) that is up to date again...

SAP inventory customer HAWE lays the foundations for future digitization projects with a classification project for material master data. After a few months, 46,000 complete and uniform material master data records were successfully transferred to the ERP.

Transportation management is usually divided into transportation planning and decision making, but monitoring and downstream reporting are equally critical. Ad hoc changes and influences from external factors can often only be managed manually.

No monthly SAP news should be disregarded. The Short Facts are dedicated to smaller news items as well as seemingly more or less important statements from the community. This is the place for SAP-specific press releases that otherwise tend to be overlooked.

You don't have to look up a study to know that the number of networked sensors and the demand for IoT solutions will increase sharply in 2022. But which technologies will be particularly important this year?

DDoS attacks are among the most commonly reported types of attacks. They cannot always be prevented, but there are measures that can significantly mitigate them.

The market for SAP in the AWS cloud is growing noticeably in Germany and offers great business potential for the major cloud providers and their partners.

AI, including machine learning, has now reached a level of market maturity that enables manufacturing companies to stabilize their business even in the face of rapid market upheaval.

As companies introduce more and more complex pricing models, the closing processes become more and more complex. This also makes revenue forecasting more difficult.

The Federal Minister of Digital Affairs and Transport, Volker Wissing, has presented the key points of a gigabit strategy for the German government. Network operators are very willing to increase their investments and make the whole of Germany gigabit-capable in the coming years.

Workforces are becoming increasingly international and work across national borders. This poses a number of challenges for HR managers.