Welcome to our August 2011 SAP Change Control eNews. It was with great interest I read today that SAP's Co-Chief Executive Jim Hagemann Snabe was reported as saying SAP AG (SAP) isn't feeling the impact of the market turbulence and is expecting to meet profit projections for the year. He was also reported as believing the situation continues to look good at SAP's clients and companies have a lot of momentum. It's certainly my hope that your company is among those with momentum with business looking steady.

We hope you enjoy this issue with Rick Porter's article on SAP change control technology ‘enforcement’ and a new Tip of the Month by Susan Cannington on ‘sending transports to PRD in the same order they went to QAS.’

The five most frequent SAP change control technology topics of discussion at SAPPHIRE NOW Orlando 2011: Topic Three - Enforceability

In recent articles, we have been discussing the five most frequent SAP change control technology topics of discussion brought up with the team at RSC's ‘Simplifying SAP Change Control’ booth at SAPPHIRE NOW Orlando 2011. To recap, these were, ease of use, degree of automation, enforceability, ease of configuration and costs to implement.

In this issue I drill down into the enforceability topic discussing its importance in SAP change control technology and its value in reducing the risks associated with delivering change into SAP Production systems.

Sending transports to PRD in the same order they went to QAS

Every month, the Rev-Trac support team come up with a new Tip of the Month which can help you use Rev-Trac to its full potential.

This month’s tip of the month discusses sending transports to PRD in the same order they went to QAS.

Webinar: Controlling change in an agile SAP development environment
Wednesday August 31st, 2011
2:00pm - 3:00pm EST (New York, USA)