A project manager’s job is to deliver a defined scope on time and on budget. This expectation comes from the overall project leadership, the business community and the IT organization.... read more →
I have spent the last 2 years working on an SAP Retail implementation. An SAP Retail project is the last place I could have ever imagined myself working. I have... read more →
Conventional wisdom says you don’t go-live with SAP financials in the middle of the month (strictly speaking I should say the middle of the accounting period, but I’ll say month... read more →
Following my previous post I got a couple of responses from folks out on the interweb and decided I’d steal their suggestions and expand on their consulting clichés. After all repetition... read more →
Sustainability is one of many topics being discussed at SAPTechEd 2010 in Las Vegas. In addition green being ‘the right thing to do’ it also makes good business sense, so... read more →
One of the inevitable aspects of data migration is dealing with fallout from automated data loads. Typically, this process includes identifying the data that will not load, analyzing the error... read more →
Nowadays when you install SAP ECC 6.0 you get SAP Solution Manager (SOLMAN) as part of the deal – ostensibly for free (although it is really included in the purchase... read more →
If you are responsible for the success of data migration, you will want to build a detailed plan that will walk you through all of the three phases of data... read more →
There’s an old saying (aren’t they all old?) that instructs you to avoid clichés like the plague. SAP has generated its own set of overworked buzzword terminology and has an... read more →
It is data migration time on your SAP business project. Whether your project is implementation, acquisition, or merger, the goal is pretty much the same: the seamless inbound acquisition of... read more →
