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Written by Michael Eldridge
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Wednesday, 24 October 2007 |
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Well we've got our CRM 2006s/2 (AKA CRM 5.2) up and running and the most immediate change is the new UI.
CRM 2006s/2 has a bit of a mixed history and is principally positioned for customers new to CRM who wanted an easy way to transition to CRM 2007. Originally CRM 2006s/2 was never going to see General Availability but last month SAP changed their mind and announced that it was going to be generally released from December 2007 and would be in support until 2010. |
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Written by Tess Schuberth
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Thursday, 11 October 2007 |
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Do you waste time double keying data into your HR and Payroll solutions?
Does your payroll require lots of manual intervention to get your employees paid?
Is passing your payroll figures through to Finance a time consuming activity? |
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Written by Antoinette Ross
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Tuesday, 14 August 2007 |
When mentioning SRM, people often look as if they knew what it was without really knowing what it is. Could it be that they get confused because SRM sounds like a mixture of SAP and CRM?
SRM actually sits at the other end of the SAP business suite and stands for Supplier Relationship Management, and is a SAP procurement and sourcing tool. |
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Written by Jaime Wood
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Monday, 09 July 2007 |
SAP Exchange Infrastructure (XI) is an integration system. It enables the exchange of information between disparate systems within an extended systems landscape. Learn all about it in this in depth article.
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Written by Jason Kiely
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Monday, 09 July 2007 |
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HR Organisations need help to change their stance towards HR solutions and technology.(e-HR) Often they lack experience, knowledge and project delivery exposure to ensure that high expectations are met and benefits realised in the short, medium and long term. Clear benefits from implementing technology can be gained for the HR organisation in terms of improved service delivery, cost management and providing strategic benefit to the organisation. |
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