Author Archive for: nomen_nescio
About N. N. (Nomen Nescio)
Nomen nescio, abbreviated to N.N., is used to signify an anonymous or unnamed person.
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Formed with Latin words nomen (name), and nescio (I do not know) , it literally means, I do not know the name . Here is a viewpoint from a familiar person in the SAP community, who knows a lot and says everything apart from their own name.Entries by N. N. (Nomen Nescio)
Hybrid Cloud First
|Source: E-3 Magazine November 2018 (German)|in Blog, Nomen Nescio |Replies: 0Reasonable cloud concepts do exist. And it doesn’t matter where you get your appetite, as long as you eat at home.
Anonymous Publications: Gutless Journalism?
|Source: E-3 Magazine October 2018 (German)|in Blog, Nomen Nescio |Replies: 0Recently, an anonymous op-ed about Donald Trump was published in the New York Times. A debate about its content arose, and with it came a discussion about the right and the point of anonymous publications. As author of the N.N. column, I feel personally addressed.
A Crisis For ERP
|Source: E-3 Magazine September 2018 (German)|in Blog, Nomen Nescio |Replies: 0Before I criticize SAP’s quality of service, here’s a comparison with existing SAP costumer Lufthansa: The service hotline of Miles & More will hang up on you if they don’t know what to do anymore. All I wanted was to claim missing air miles.
The Question Of Energy: Atmos, Matrix and Fiori
|Source: E-3 Magazine February 2018 (German) |in Blog, Nomen Nescio |Replies: 0For Christmas, my wife got me an Atmos by Jaeger LeCoultre. There can be no better present for an engineer and an admirer of clocks. Matrix and SAP’s Fiori are dealing with the energy question as well.
Robotic Process Automation
|Source: E-3 Magazine November 2017 (German)|in Blog, Nomen Nescio |Replies: 0The robots are coming - at least in the form of semi-autonomous programs that further automate ERP business processes. A possible result: SAP's ERP suites lose their novelty and attractiveness.