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A while ago I penned a few thoughts about the guiding principles behind security control within the SAP environment. The article doesn’t go into the history of SAP Security, but needless to say it has always been a very important but much maligned part of any SAP project.

Business Rules Framework Plus gives control to business process owner

Posted 19 May 2011 by Julie Hodgson

This is a cool new tool and should get business process owners a little bit excited. OK, perhaps a bit of an exaggeration, however, this neat new function does put some level of control back into the hands of the business, and takes overall control of business processes away from IT.

New SAP user interface is best of both worlds

Posted 13 July 2011 by Julie Hodgson

SAP NetWeaver Business Client (NWBC) is an exciting new development which will provide customers undertaking new SAP implementations with a lot more flexibility than the current SAP graphical user interface (GUI). This new user interface for SAP doesn’t replace the existing SAP GUI, rather it offers an alternative that may be more appropriate for particular businesses and their users.

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Staying true to Oxygen’s core values
Chief Executive Role Change Announcement

SAP comes in a size that fits small-to-medium companies
Many small-to-medium business decision-makers are surprised, and often quite excited, when I tell them that they can get their hands on a mid-market SAP product – SAP Business All-in-One. In fact, over 80% of all SAP customers are SME organisations.

Handy hints for SAP users – No.3
Every so often we like to publish tips and tricks to help users get more out of their SAP system. This week’s tip comes from our platform and technology practice and informs you how to create a document template using a web service.

Choosing the right user interface
When starting a new SAP project deciding which user interface technology to deploy is one of the first, and most important, decisions to be made. What follows is a summary of the strengths and weaknesses of what SAP offers in this regard.