SAP to Usher in New Era of Enterprise Performance Management Powered by SAP HANA
SAP today announced support for SAP HANA from SAP BusinessObjects Planning and Consolidation, version for SAP NetWeaver.
And the Beat Goes On for SAP NetWeaver
The drumbeat around SAP NetWeaver 7.3 began in October 2010 at SAP TechEd in Berlin, when SAP announced that the first full release of the technology platform in five years was being made available to a first wave of customers. In the intervening months, SAP worked hand in glove with customers worldwide on more than 150 ramp-up projects. The efforts came to fruition on May 30, 2011: SAP NetWeaver 7.3 is now available!
- Read the newsbyte announcing general availability of SAP NetWeaver 7.3
- Watch the video of Bjoern Goerke, senior vice president of Technology and Platform Core, discussing the many facets of SAP NetWeaver 7.3
- Read the sap.info article: Announcing SAP NetWeaver 7.3
- Read Holger Faulhaber’s blog on SAP Community Network, “SAP NetWeaver 7.3 Goes Green,” for a glimpse into potential savings in energy consumption and CO2 emissions
In other news on the SAP NetWeaver front this week, SAP introduced the SAP NetWeaver Single Sign-On application for increased protection of customer data across applications. The software is based on assets that SAP acquired from longtime partner SECUDE in February 2011. Read the newsbyte.
In the wake of heightened security concerns across the IT landscape, SAP has introduced the SAP NetWeaver Single Sign-On application for increased protection of customer data across applications. The software is based on assets that SAP acquired from longtime partner SECUDE in February 2011. Read the newsbyte.
Now Available: New Release of SAP NetWeaver
Fulfilling a promise made at SAP TechEd 2010, SAP announced today that the 7.3 release of the SAP NetWeaver technology platform is generally available to customers worldwide. This latest release helps customers more quickly and easily adapt business processes without increasing costs. And in conjunction with the best practices SAP delivers within its applications, customers can use SAP NetWeaver 7.3 to adapt their business processes as needed. Read the newsbyte.
To those unfamiliar with the SAP TechEd event series: I know what you’re thinking. With communication tools like Skype, Twitter, Facebook, and telepresence, and with online training and information available at our fingertips, do we still need in-person events? When it comes to SAP TechEd, the answer is a resounding yes for several reasons.
SAP today launched SAP NetWeaver Gateway technology, an open, standards-based framework for extending the reach of its business software to an exponentially larger number of users, developers and environments. SAP NetWeaver Gateway enables customers to free up their SAP applications from the confines of the desktop and access them from any environment, tool or device. In addition, the technology enables developers to create new applications using the development tools of their choice. Read the press release.
When it comes to the types of platforms that trains pull up to, Spanish railway company Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat Valenciana (FGV) is an expert in its field. But when FGV wanted a central information and service platform that would enable its employees to access the portal at any time, they trained their eyes on SAP NetWeaver Portal.
When implementing the portal, FGV had three objectives, according to José Antonio González Redondo, head of HR: “First, we wanted employees to be able to access the portal at any time. Second, we needed employees to be able to access self-services and commonly used applications for HR. Finally, we set out to drive active participation and collaboration among our employees.”
SAP Portal’s tight integration with SAP ERP enabled the automation of services in the company’s HR department, which means FGV employees can now access the latest information and self-services they need via the Internet, terminals, or the intranet. And they’ve formed online workgroups on the portal to share documents and exchange ideas to boot. Find out more in this new feature story from SAP Spectrum: Next Stop: Your Portal