Factory Design Pattern is widely used by developers fluent with OOPS. The popularity stems from the flexibility and maintainability that the design pattern offers in dynamic business ecosystems. Visualise the design as a factory (superclass or common interface) that summons... Continue Reading →
Rise With SAP Methodology has a significant impetus on Standardization and Clean Core enabling the solution to be more future-proof, optimize business processing, enable for quicker implementation and be overall financially responsible. The focus on clean core has been central... Continue Reading →
What is SAP Signavio? SAP Signavio is a business process transformation suite which focuses on understanding business processes in the current ERP, identifying redundancies, gaps and inefficiencies, redesigning the business processes based on data-driven evidence-backed insights and collaboratively working towards... Continue Reading →
SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition is built on a highly optimized cloud architecture based on decades of research and solution development across domains, industries and geographies. As a result, the ERP solution runs on a reliable cloud environment served by... Continue Reading →
For customers with a higher degree of standardization and fewer incentives to manage their infrastructure, SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition is a more suitable solution. However, for customers with a higher degree of standardization, requiring more control over the solution... Continue Reading →
A robust system is often misunderstood to be the one which doesn’t fail. On the contrary, the guiding principle is that the system should be designed in a way that it fails fast and recovers gracefully. This ensures minimal impact... Continue Reading →
In order to view or modify data on a server, REpresentational State Transfer (REST) Architecture requires a client to dispatch requests to the server with HTTP Verb (type of request - GET, POST, PUT and DELETE), header and resource navigation... Continue Reading →
Some of the main advantages of adoption of Low Code - No Code Strategy can be highlighted as below: Rapid Development: Since a large proportion of the functionalities are inbuilt and only basic coding is needed, in Low Code -... Continue Reading →
Definitions: Low Code Development refers to application development leveraging tools/solutions (like drag drop, rules based frameworks) to eliminate the need for most of the coding requirements. However, some coding still might be needed for specific purposes where the functionality needs... Continue Reading →
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