SAP Solution: SAPUI5

With SAP Hana XSA, different deployments are possible within a single Hana database. Various security criteria must be observed so that application development can be authorized according to requirements.

In the age of digital transformation, small and large companies are constantly challenged to bring new and innovative software quickly and with high frequency to the market and thus to (potential) customers.

Today more than ever, the success of a company depends on its HR work. In order to align it in a future-oriented way, digitalized, harmonized and traceable processes based on centrally managed HR data and uniform HR key figures are required.

To help companies cope with challenges such as data privacy, data ownership or complex intransparent processes across value chains, the digitalization specialist Camelot Innovative Technologies Lab (ITLab) has developed the Hypertrust Platform.

The clock is ticking: on December 31, SAP discontinued support for NetWeaver 7.0 AS Java, and therefore for SolMan 7.1 also. If you want to continue to manage your architecture in a practical way, it is vital that you carry out the upgrade to 7.2, as the future will be about heterogeneity.

Daniel Groos of Etventure made the bold statement "Digitize or die" at the very beginning of his talk on "Success factors for digital transformation" at the cuAcademy in Hamburg in May.

The greatest challenge in the area of security with Hana concerns role and authorization management. In contrast to previous SAP ERP environments, SAP is taking a completely new approach here. Administrators must therefore rethink their approach.

The topic of mobility of business applications and improved user acceptance continues to be an exciting topic with potential in the SAP universe. Not least because many companies are still working with the familiar, but not very user-friendly interfaces.

The demands on customer service are constantly increasing, whether due to the multitude of new devices, device types or improved services. To cope with this, field service employees need simple mobile solutions. These should provide the necessary information and enable easy data capture and its synchronization with an ERP system.

In spring: The topic of mobility of business applications and improved user acceptance continues to be an exciting topic with potential in the SAP universe. SAP's answer to this is HTML5 applications that run in modern browsers and are created using the in-house toolbox SAPUI5.

Active sourcing has been a hype topic in the HR environment for many years. Active sourcing enables companies and recruiters to use search engines and social networks such as Xing, LinkedIn, etc. to fill vacant positions in the short, medium, or long term.

SAP has been offering its own cloud infrastructure solution for a few years now: the Hana Cloud Platform. This is a good time to take a look at the current status and area of application of the platform and to evaluate the market opportunities for both existing and new customers.