Hands down the best quote at the conference was by Marie Wessels on her session about integrating SharePoint and SAP :
“Thou shalt not toucheth SAP on its funny place”.
Hands down the best quote at the conference was by Marie Wessels on her session about integrating SharePoint and SAP :
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Cool stuff, thanks for sharing that link. Gonna check it out. 🙂
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I have — see: http://jshueywa.blogspot.com/2012/10/what-bodysurfer-and-sharepoint-have-in.html – it wasn’t specific to SAP because there are lots of silos of information out there … certainly the big ERP vendors, but there are legacy ECM systems (think the Big Three) as well as every other TLA solution you can think of. All of them have one thing in common … they can be tapped by SharePoint to Surface their (previously) hidden data.
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Sounds like a great experience Jeff, you should blog that for us and share the link. I’m sure my readers will get value from that. I have no SAP experience so it would be great for me too.
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Very true. The reality is … there is a LOT of silo’ed information stored in SAP. SharePoint is a great way to surface that data and put it to good use. The user experience is more conducive to modern employees (think Millennials) and business processes (think BYOD). I just spent a week at the SAP Sapphire conference showing people how to Get SAP Data into the Cloud with Office 365, Azure, and SharePoint. I’m happy to share if you want to know more.
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