To understand the entire concept, let us take an example. Jane is developing a software that creates 3D images from 2D images. His client is Lisbon. She is a sharp entrepreneur but not extremely adept with technology. First thing Jane... Continue Reading →
Let's address the elephant in the room. There is just one Steve Jobs and only a few are a member of his tribe. But there is a larger group of billionaires. So, there must be something that works without the... Continue Reading →
Full Disclosure: I have gone through this book in brief and will discuss the highlights of the book only. The word 'comprehensive' is scary in the context of ABAP because the monstrous size of SAP world means that the volume... Continue Reading →
Problem: Bruce is a functional consultant who wants that a selection screen should allow only values coming from Domain in the Status Field except for value S which is not applicable. He places the request with Harvey who is the... Continue Reading →
Unlike Reports, Module Pool Programming use ingenious use of programming to display the output in the form a collection of screens, flow, and events. It is written in ABAP and needs logical thinking of processes before etching down the code.... Continue Reading →
Foreign Key by definition is a key relationship between two distinct tables. It establishes a relationship between a combination of fields in one table with primary key fields of another table acting as check table. Consider Table T1 and T2.... Continue Reading →
Last post's trailing comment was - can we use Scrum to make Implementation quicker/better? In this post, I will focus on the 'better' part and leave 'quicker' part to the client. This is purely based on personal experience and discussions... Continue Reading →
In SAP Implementation, many managers resist Agile/Scrum because, from their point of view, it is largely a waterfall model that is the way to go. In the hype of Scrum/Agile, Client is usually unaware (or worse, not concerned) about the... Continue Reading →
Basic Difference: Company Monsters And Monsters want to buy Peanut Butter for their button-shaped candies. They can buy it either from an external vendor Charlie And Peanut Factory (CPF) or their own subsidiary PBS. When the procurement is done by... Continue Reading →
