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SAP Cloud Platform Integration Day 2017 (aka third annual HCI Day )

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I attended the SAP Cloud Platform Integration(HCI) day this week. I created a video around the topic where I’m going deeper into the content that I can describe here. [av_video src=’https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WzsewW0SlSI’ format=’16-9′ width=’16’ height=’9′ av_uid=’av-1y4ok3′] There is a problem with the name of the product. There is no official abbreviation of it so during the […]

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SAPPHIRENOW 2017 from an integration perspective

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SAPPHIRENOW and the ASUG annual conference is just around the corner. I’m looking forward to packing my bags and get on the way to the event. To see what is going on in the SAP ecosystem. I normally do a short preview of the session that I’m planning to attend at the conference so you

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Always use PI/PRO for exposing web services

The risk pyramid and SAP PI/PRO projects

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I took my car to the mechanic recently, and on the wall of the shop I saw a sign that said, ‘We can do two of three things!” On it, there was a graphic of a pyramid with three levels: ‘Low Price’, ‘Short Time’, and ‘Quality’. Then the message, ‘We can do two of these

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SAP Integration Landscape and Emerging Complexity

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The field of process integration is changing quickly, setting new challenges for Integration professionals, and I think a good understanding of the available tools is key. When we talk about paradigms in process integration, there have been 3 major phases: Mainframes: Back in the day, most companies had one mainframe or two. The good thing

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How the Seeburger Migration Tool Works

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How the Seeburger Migration Tool works to help you to migrate away from Seeburger to B2B add-on.

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Retiring the SAP PIDocumenter and Diff tools

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I have retired my documentation tools. The reason is that they used an old form for documentation and SAP PI/PO did no longer support the use of XIM files. It was therefore not as much the tool was used anymore. I have created a short guide to how you can export your mappings to an

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SAP PRO Support tool update

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I know that for a lot of you the support of the SAP PO systems can be a difficult task. If you are a developer, it can become something you dread talking about — you would prefer spending your time creating new integrations. If you are an integration manager, you probably see that your developers

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new product, support helper to SAP PI/PO/PRO

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I’m happy now. The reason? I’m finally ready to share my newest creation with you! It is something that I have been spending some of my spare time on during the past few months. Meet my POSupport tool I have created Figaf POSupport because I saw that a lot of customers were not handling errors

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SAP PI/PO Learning survey is out

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How do you learn SAP PI/PO. This blog announces the new survey on how you can learn how to use SAP PI/PO.

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