5 Things to Know: Materials Management with SAP S/4HANA Course

In this blog post, learn about our upcoming Rheinwerk Course entitled  Materials Management with SAP S/4HANA: Procurement, Planning, and Inventory from the course instructor, Jawad Akhtar.

An Introduction to Data Tiers in SAP

Modern enterprises live and breathe data. Every purchase, click, sensor reading, or account update leaves a digital trace.

What Is a Condition Table in SAP S/4HANA Sales?

When working with pricing, output determination, or account determination in SAP S/4HANA Sales, condition tables are the foundational building blocks that make it all work.

How to Assign Roles in the SAP BTP Cockpit

Managing user access in SAP BTP starts with understanding role collections and how to assign them correctly.

Comparing In-House Banking and SAP In-House Cash

Running payments and managing cash efficiently is a challenging and often costly task for organizations.

When to Use ABAP RAP: A Practical Guide for SAP Developers

Modern ABAP development offers multiple architectural approaches, and choosing the right one can significantly influence the long-term maintainability and extensibility of your applications.

How SAP S/4HANA Has Improved Financial Close

This post covers trends in financial close, including hard close, soft close, continuous accounting, fast close, and predictive close.

How Securing On-Premise and Cloud SAP Solutions Differ

The SAP environment is a critical component of an organization’s IT environment. However, infrastructure security cannot be treated in a silo.

SAP Retail Unified Pricing Framework (Part 2): Change Pointer Integration and POS Automation

Welcome to part two of my series on the unified pricing framework for retail pricing in SAP.

How Classes Are Defined and Used in ABAP Objects

Classes in ABAP Objects are declared using the CLASS statement block. This statement block is a wrapper of sorts, grouping all relevant class component declarations into two distinct sections.

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