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How to expose SAP ECC data with mass parallelism

Data extraction from SAP ECC A leading global resource company requested Datavard to help them with exposing ECC application data from SAP system for the external auditor. This data extraction was planned to be executed several times a year, so we agreed that the main deliverable will be ready-to-use setup,…

Detecting Anomalies in SAP Landscapes with Machine Learning

User behavior anomaly detection What more can we do about security of our SAP systems? That's what we asked ourselves few months ago when we experienced a series of phishing attacks. This inspired us to build a solution that would detect a rogue user operating in our landscape. That's how…

How to Automate 90% of Data Management Before Moving to SAP HANA

Single most important thing about SAP data management Keep the system growth under control. Improve performance for your most critical data. Reduce the total cost of ownership. These are one of the main selling points we always hear in data management discussions. It sounds good, and it makes sense. Yet…

Three Pillars of a Data-Driven Enterprise: Process Factory, Information Factory, and Data Lab

Data-driven: is it just a marketing buzzword? I was amused to learn that almost everybody in the IT industry now claim to “enable the Data-Driven Enterprise!” But when I ask our customers “are you data driven?” I would usually get the answer “nah, not really… and what does that mean…

How to Integrate Salesforce with (Not Only) SAP

Integrating Salesforce with SAP (or other technologies) Let’s take a look at a well-known and widely used CRM (Customer Relationship Management) solution, SalesForce.com and how we can put together a prototype integrator in our solution engineering lab. Combining customer intelligence with core operational data So, the target scenario goes like…

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