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Aplicaciones para el iPad que ofrece SAP
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- SAP Sales OnDemand. Se trata de la versión para iPad de una de las primeras herramientas SaaS (Software as a Service) que ha ofrecido SAP, permite, potenciado la comodidad que ofrecen este tipo dispositivos, gestionar la cartera de clientes. Los usuarios podrán compartir información relavante de los clientes de una forma similar a una red social. Se requiere una suscripción a esta herramienta.
- SAP HCM Interview Assistant. Permite optimizar la gestión de los procesos de selección de personal, programando, controlando o documentando las entrevistas de trabajo que se realicen. Al igual que la aplicación anterior requiere, entre otros aspectos técnicos, SAP ERP.
- SAP HCM Manager Insight. SAP HCM Manager Insight Una de las más recientes publicaciones, complemento de una implementación de SAP HCM (SAP ERP Human Capital Management) entorno para la gestión integral de los recursos humanos en una organización. Nos parece que es una de las aplicaciones para iPad con mayor potencial, por ahora brinda la gestión tareas básicas como visualización de informes y gestión de reuniones.
- SAP BusinessObjects Mobile. Aplicación que permite desplegar contenido Business Intelligence en dispositivos móviles en base a documentos Web Intelligence e informes Crystal Reports a través de un servidor SAP BusinessObjects Mobile .
- SAP Business One Mobile Application. Complemento del ERP para la pequeña empresa, SAP Business One. El cual desde el iPad permite recibir alertas sobre eventos críticos para el negocio, visualizar informes y cuadros de mando, gestionar de la cartera de clientes o controlar sus inventarios; todo de manera sincronizada con la plataforma principal de la empresa.
- SAP BusinessObjects Explorer. Complemento del componente de la plataforma SAP BusinessObjects (3.1 y 4.0) que en base a su intérprete semántico (similar a Google) reconoce las preguntas que formule el usuario, e independientemente donde se encuentren los datos, brinda respuestas en forma de tablas y gráficos.
- SAP Electronic Medical Record. Una interesante aplicación que permite conectarse a aplicaciones de gestión de centros hospitalarios a través de un servidor SAP Healthcare, facilitando el acceso a la información de los pacientes e inclusive a imágenes asociadas a los mismos.
- SAP BusinessObjects Strategy Management. Una aplicación basada en la teoría del Cuadro de Mando Integral (Balanced Scorecard) que permite una gestión completa de la estrategia de una organización, desde la definición de los objetivos por cada perspectiva, hasta la introducción de datos reales por cada indicador, pasando por la definición de indicadores, acciones, mapa estratégico; entre otros conceptos. Esta aplicación funciona vinculada a un servidor SAP SSM
- SAP HCM Interview Assistant. Permite optimizar la gestión de los procesos de selección de personal, programando, controlando o documentando las entrevistas de trabajo que se realicen. Al igual que la aplicación anterior requiere, entre otros aspectos técnicos, SAP ERP.
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To create an ad hoc audit report
FOLLOW THESE STEPS:
1. From BPC for Excel, select eAnalyze > Audit Reports. The Audit Report Filter page opens in
a browser.
2. From the Task list, select the task whose data you want to see. You can alternatively leave All
tasks selected.
Tasks include BPC for Excel, Data Manager Import, Data Manager Clear, Logic Execution, Journals, and Investigator, but you can only see the tasks that have been set up in the application by the administrator.
3. From the Category list, select the Category whose data you want to view.
4. From the End Date/Time field, select the date and time up to which you want to view audit
data.
The default is the current day. If the same day, the start date starts at 12:00 a.m., and
the end date ends at 11:59 p.m.
5. In the Rows field, select the dimension you want to group the other columns by, then select ID or Description to show the member ID or member description, respectively.
6. In the Column fields, select the dimensions you want to see on the columns.
7. In the Level 1 and Level 2 fields, select dimensions and members on which to base the report.
For example, if you want to view audit data for a particular entity, enter Entity in the Filter name field, then enter the desired member in the Filter value field. Click the Browse button to browse for a member associated with the selected dimension.
8. Select Portrait to view the report in portrait orientation, or Landscape to view it in landscape orientation.
9. Click View Report.
THATS ALL FOLKS!!!
1. From BPC for Excel, select eAnalyze > Audit Reports. The Audit Report Filter page opens in
a browser.
2. From the Task list, select the task whose data you want to see. You can alternatively leave All
tasks selected.
Tasks include BPC for Excel, Data Manager Import, Data Manager Clear, Logic Execution, Journals, and Investigator, but you can only see the tasks that have been set up in the application by the administrator.
3. From the Category list, select the Category whose data you want to view.
4. From the End Date/Time field, select the date and time up to which you want to view audit
data.
The default is the current day. If the same day, the start date starts at 12:00 a.m., and
the end date ends at 11:59 p.m.
5. In the Rows field, select the dimension you want to group the other columns by, then select ID or Description to show the member ID or member description, respectively.
6. In the Column fields, select the dimensions you want to see on the columns.
7. In the Level 1 and Level 2 fields, select dimensions and members on which to base the report.
For example, if you want to view audit data for a particular entity, enter Entity in the Filter name field, then enter the desired member in the Filter value field. Click the Browse button to browse for a member associated with the selected dimension.
8. Select Portrait to view the report in portrait orientation, or Landscape to view it in landscape orientation.
9. Click View Report.
THATS ALL FOLKS!!!
Function EvMBR
The EvMBR (Member) function allows you to select a member from Member Lookup dialog box by doubleclicking on the cell that contains the formula. The selected member ID is returned as the value of the cell.
The EvMBR function is similar to the EvCVW function, but EvCVW is used to change the current view for its associated dimension. The EvMBR function returns the ID of the selected member to the cell without changing the current view.
You can use this function to change, for example, the member for a page, row, or column key that must be hard-coded in the report or input schedule, and does not have to come from the BPC current view.
Syntax
EvMBR(Application Name, Member Name)
Parameter Description
Application Name The name of the application.
Member Name The ID of the member to display in the cell.
Example
The following example returns the Stats member in the cell. If you double-click on Stats within the workbook, the Member Lookup dialog box is displayed. You can select another member to display in that cell.
=EVMBR("SALES","PRODUCT")
The EvMBR function is similar to the EvCVW function, but EvCVW is used to change the current view for its associated dimension. The EvMBR function returns the ID of the selected member to the cell without changing the current view.
You can use this function to change, for example, the member for a page, row, or column key that must be hard-coded in the report or input schedule, and does not have to come from the BPC current view.
Syntax
EvMBR(Application Name, Member Name)
Parameter Description
Application Name The name of the application.
Member Name The ID of the member to display in the cell.
Example
The following example returns the Stats member in the cell. If you double-click on Stats within the workbook, the Member Lookup dialog box is displayed. You can select another member to display in that cell.
=EVMBR("SALES","PRODUCT")
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