Doublelist The SAP Cloud Platform is a powerful data platform and has many benefits for companies looking to build software. The features of the platform are diverse, including the AI capabilities, low-code/no-code development experience, and data pool parameters. With the right tools and resources, your software can be up and running in minutes.
AI capabilities of Doublelist
SAP’s AI capabilities are being honed and extended to help companies optimize their operations. The new technology helps businesses improve everything from supplier payments to the experience of employees. AI-powered SAP business solutions also help organizations increase revenue, strengthen customer relationships, and streamline manufacturing, supply chain, and product lifecycle management processes.
SAP Integration
The new technology also integrates SAP HANA and the SAP Cloud Platform into a single, integrated platform that empowers business decision-making. The SAP platform provides analytics, artificial intelligence, Internet of Things, and blockchain technologies to help companies make smarter, more informed decisions. It can be integrated into existing applications, or built from scratch to work with existing systems.
Other Vendors’ Databases
One new feature introduced in the DoubleList SAP Cloud Platform is the ability to integrate other vendors’ databases into the platform. Using “smart insights” algorithms, companies can chat with their data in real-time and learn more about the factors that affect metrics.
Low-code/no-code development experience
In a recent announcement, SAP announced several new products and services, including a low-code/no-code development experience on SAP BTP. With this new offering, developers can quickly and easily build new applications and improve existing ones. They can also automate complex processes, such as chatbots, and can build integrations with other systems. In addition, the low-code/no-code development environment also enables users to build, test, and deploy applications automatically.
Extensive Coding Experience
A low-code/no-code development environment can enable anyone to design, deploy, and maintain applications, even if they do not have extensive coding experience. This enables non-technical users to design and deploy applications with the same level of efficiency that a professional developer has.
Data Pool parameters
Data pool parameters are stored on the Data Pool level and can be referenced by tasks. Unlike Task parameters, which are stored on the Task level, Data Pool parameters are available to all tasks in the pool. These parameters can be of different types. They can also reference other Data Pool parameters. These parameters almost work the same as Task parameters. When a parameter is used in a task, it is indicated by an asterisk (*). To add a parameter, you must go to the parameter configuration modal and click on “new parameter”.
Place to Store Data
Once you have defined your data pool parameters, you can create your data pool. The Data Pool is an ideal place to store data and other resources. You can create a data pool for your application by using SAP Cloud Platform.
Chatbots
A chatbot is a virtual agent that can interact with customers. It can be built using a variety of technologies including NLP and natural language processing (NLP). It can also be built with an application such as SAP Fiori. These technologies allow chatbots to interact with users via messaging services such as Facebook Messenger.
Natural Language Processing
Chatbots use natural language processing to understand and respond to human conversations. They can help users perform simple business tasks and receive personalized customer service. SAP Conversational AI enables developers to build, monitor, and deploy intelligent chatbots. This platform reduces development costs and improves the customer experience.
Migration to SAP HANA(r) Cloud
A successful migration to SAP S/4HANA is a significant investment that requires careful planning and preparation. A well-chosen migration strategy will help your organization move up the corporate ladder. If you have not already made the switch, now is a great time to start the process.
SAP Quick Sizer tool to check
As with any SAP migration, you need to ensure that you have enough memory to run the new system. You can use the SAP Quick Sizer tool to check your memory requirements. Before you migrate your data, make sure to assess the costs and the benefits of migration. Identifying potential issues before they become a problem is a great way to save energy and resources.
Parting with Familiar Frameworks
While migration to a new system requires parting with familiar frameworks, it’s an investment that will yield a high ROI for your company. In fact, it’s sometimes referred to as a “brownfield migration” because it’s more like an upgrade from your current Doublelist SAP ERP. While you won’t be able to use the old system for new processes, you’ll still be able to take advantage of all the new system has to offer.
