by Phillip Avelar | Nov 5, 2009 | Enterprise Project Management, SAP Business Analysis
Do you identify errors when designing your application? When developing a technical specification, every analyst should know, and account for, the possible errors that can occur in an application. It’s commonly known that no application should cause an ABAP dump...
by SAP Support Team | Nov 4, 2009 | Enterprise Project Management, SAP Business Analysis
I spent a afternoon with a good friend of mine who was having a hard time turning application requirements to a detailed design (I’m sure he is not the only one with this issue). We reviewed an example Software Requirements Specification that we use and once we...
by advadmin | Sep 8, 2009 | Enterprise Project Management, SAP Business Analysis
Over the years I have managed and/or been involved in every level of testing of applications known to man J , for most of our SAP projects we normally adopt the internal testing strategy dictated by our customer so it’s simple to say that every project is...
by advadmin | Sep 6, 2009 | Enterprise Project Management, Headline
Sometimes I feel like our disciple works in circles, what’s old is new etc. What I mean is after years of progress suddenly the discussion has turned to start to question whether the BA is needed and even whether requirements should be documented. Is it possible...
by Phillip Avelar | Aug 26, 2009 | Enterprise Project Management, NetWeaver
A while back I responded to a post on an ASUG forum with the question about how others handle the refresh of their development client and data for development and testing. It’s been a while and I couldn’t find the post but a recent CIO Insight article made...
by advadmin | Jul 21, 2009 | ABAP, Advanced Support, Enterprise Project Management
A customer of ours recently asked us to look into a problem they were having generating an accurate data report related to materials. This was a standard report and the functionality has been pretty solid for sometime. What we found was that at some point fields in...
by advadmin | Apr 7, 2009 | Enterprise Project Management
When you get a chance read the CIO Insight bullet points from a study on project management 10 truths about project planning which targets specifically the impact of a poor requirements process on project success. What surprises me about the results of this study is...
by advadmin | Apr 6, 2009 | Enterprise Project Management, NetWeaver
In part I of my eCATT series of blogs, I covered the introduction to eCATTs, prerequisites, basic features, and the four main eCATT’s objects. In this post I will explain in greater detail the test script editor and I will provide detail on how to record a test script...
by advadmin | Mar 12, 2009 | Enterprise Project Management, NetWeaver
This will be the first in a series of blogs that will hopefully introduce you to eCATTs and explain the various important eCATT objects and how to use them. In this first blog I will cover: What is an eCATT?. Pre-requisites and settings required before using eCATTs....
by advadmin | Feb 3, 2009 | Enterprise Project Management
I see so many differences during my work on what an SAP blueprint is and what is in it that I decided that I would talk about this and share my thoughts. I am not certain on the history of the term; the only thing I can trace it to, is that back in the 90’s...
