Category: Enterprise Architecture

The current economic and employment environments notwithstanding, things still look pretty good for project managers. They are being kept on, and are still getting hired, because organizations are still ultra-cautious about spending money and getting critical projects completed as near to planned time and budget as possible. Salaries for PMs are continuing to be solid as well. 

Local or Remote? Integrated or Stand-alone? Those are the questions when it comes to deploying NetWeaver Gateway. This blog proposes one answer. However the real answer is "it depends".

SAP NetWeaver platform enables SAP Enterprise Services Oriented Architecture (eSOA), an open standard architectural approach based on SOA concepts to provide streamline, highly integrated Web Services for SAP and non SAP integration. Sometimes, SAP customers do not understand SAP eSOA capabilities due to lack of understandings about modeling, design and implementation of enterprise services. Read through to understand capabilities of SOA and their usage in SAP NetWeaver landscape in an enterprise. Following are SAP Composition Environment components used to enable SOA capabilities in an enterprise.

Is ABAP better than Java? Or is Java better than ABAP? This first article in a two-part series shows you that it isn't a question of which development language is better; the choice depends on the situation, and sometimes the answer is both. This article offers three questions to consider at the start of your decision-making process, and then looks at a scenario in which ABAP is the best option.

In the SAP world, each Enhancement Pack is inextricably linked to the SAP NetWeaver stack upon it runs. But if you look solely at the version numbers, you will be forgiven if you run into confusion. Here's the inside scoop.