| Letter from the Editor: SAP HANA Transforms Business in 2012 2012 promises to be a year of renewal, writes Vishal Sikka in a recent blog. Vishal describes the big, ongoing renewal of enterprise landscapes. "SAP HANA, together with mobility, cloud computing, and our principle of delivering innovation without disruption, is helping to radically simplify enterprise computing," writes Vishal.
Blogger Krishna Tangudu sees the same advantages and concludes that SAP HANA simplifies BW implementations. "HANA is a really cool tool," explains Krishna," it helps you in faster loading and reporting as well and is also helping many projects to perform complex analysis which earlier took a long time." And SAP HANA is "catching on," reads a recent New York Times blog. The Times blogger gives SAP HANA credit for SAP's outstanding 2012 results, "The big difference [in 2011] seems to be a real success for SAP's in-memory computing system, called HANA." SAP HANA is game-changing for both business and IT and it's a good idea for you to learn more about in-memory computing. Get a great overview Read the latest blogs Visit the community homepage Sincerely, Keith Elliott
Editor-in-Chief | 1. | Seven Steps to Accounting Nirvana with SAP HANA The basic processes of accounting and bookkeeping haven't changed for hundreds of years: financial month-end close has always involved a large effort in the accounting department. That is, until HANA arrived on the scene. Read more in this blog by Gregory Misiorek of BIS LLC. Interested in financial statement consolidation? Archit Agrawal of Infosys Limited covers different consolidation methods in his blog series: see Parts I through VII. | 2. | SAP NetWeaver BPM @ Full Throttle In his first blog on SCN, Ralf Schaub of the Product Management organization for SAP NetWeaver BPM discusses a joint case study between IBM and SAP that provides the latest performance data for SAP NetWeaver BPM in a typical three-step approval scenario. | 3. | Good Riddance After years of participating in the transformation of the SAP NetWeaver R&D organization into a Lean and Agile one, SAP Senior VP Bjoern Goerke shares what he learned from undertaking such a massive change in an organization of 2,000 people. Read his blog to see why he declares "good riddance to overworn assumptions!" | 4. | SAP Usability: Four Steps to Maximizing Your SAP Investment in 2012 In her first blog on SCN, Molly Maple of Excellis Interactive lists four key steps to getting started with making SAP more usable for your business processes. | 5. | SAP Shows Some Love for SAP Business Workflow In a Customer Connection call series held last summer, SAP customers and SAP Workflow developers had a chance to express what they need most. SAP Mentor Sue Keohan participated in the calls and was pleased to see tangible results. Read more in her blog.
| 6. | Announcing SAP Community Network Member of the Month Program In conjunction with the launch of the new SAP Community Network, we will start a new program to publically recognize our members. Read more in this blog by SCN Senior Director Jeanne Carboni. | | | |  | | Share this Newsletter! Tweet It! Are you a member of Twitter? Want to share this newsletter with your followers? Here's a tweet you can use to pass it on: Great content in this new edition of SAP's BPX newsletter! http://www.sap.com/mk/
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