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Avoid precision loss in your SAP BI implementation |
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Written by Sandeep Banerjee - 25/05/2010
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Tuesday, 25 May 2010 |
25 May, 2010
Key concept: Data Type FLTP - Floating point number, accurate to 8 bytes is often required for persistent key figures which are calculated in BI. BI developers often ignore this data type when maintaining a key figure.
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SAP NetWeaver BW 7.0 Excel Workbook Pre-calculation or Scheduling |
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Written by John Appleby
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Tuesday, 10 November 2009 |
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10 November, 2009
I often get requests about NetWeaver BW Pre-calculation Servers. Why use one? Because you want to send out Excel workbooks with BW content in them on a scheduled basis. You can send them to email or to the NetWeaver 7.0 Portal Knowledge Management engine, which can put them on a network drive, or Sharepoint server, or internal portal KM folders. Your choice. |
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Enterprise Portal Landscape Strategy |
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Written by John Appleby
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Monday, 19 October 2009 |
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19 October, 2009
One of the questions that I'm asked most often about Technical
Architecture is what an Enterprise Portal strategy should look like.
How many portals do we need? What should we run on each of them? How
should they interact? I'm going to talk about this -
particularly taking into account what seems to be the two most common
scenarios: Self Service, and BW - but also taking into account other
Java environments like SRM, MDM and Solution Manager.
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Building the benefits case for a BI project |
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Written by Tony Harper
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Thursday, 29 January 2009 |
Thursday 29 January, 2009
In the current climate IT budgets are facing increased pressure. Whilst large strategic BI projects are still going ahead, for example driving a performance management culture based on measures provided by BI, many tactical projects are facing tough competition. Only those offering clear quantifiable financial benefits will progress. |
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Multiple language translation and supplementation in BW |
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Written by Rhett dela Cruz Gaza
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Wednesday, 07 March 2007 |
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A global BW implementation will usually need to cater to the different language needs of the user. In this article we investigate the ways to implement Language Translation and Supplementation in a BW system that has multiple language requirements. |
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