Hi, my name is Pascal and I am a SAP & Supply Chain specialist. I work for PLAUT and I do things others can't.
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This week Melbourne hosted the 7th Mastering Supply Chain Management with SAP. This is a great event that is organised by eventful management and whilst a little pricey is well worth the investment. It is a great venue…
It is without much noise that the company I work for (PLAUT) relaunched its new web site this week. As I am sure you will agree the design is much more fluid than what it was and is much better oriented towards our customers. When you go and visit the site, don’t forget to check out the area for which I am responsible – Supply Chain Management and witness for yourself that our offering is one of the most comprehensives ones available in the Australian market.
I will be a guest speaker at the Mastering Supply Chain Management with SAP conference (Sep 13 to 15) that will be held in Melbourne at the Grand Hyatt Hotel.
I will be talking about ‘Enabling Reporting and Analytics for your Supply Chain. I will be delivering this presentation with Geoff Armstrong – National Service Line Lead Business Intelligence, Plaut IT Australia Pty Ltd.
C’est aujourd’hui que Madame et moi avons passe le test de “citizenship” – derniere ligne droite avant de faire notre demande pour devenir des Aussies – citoyens de ce pays – l’Australie. Le test n’est pas particulierement…
You only need to go through the forums on SDN to realise that there are people out there that actually write programs or develop LSMW’s to upload Planned Independent Requirements (PIR) into SAP.
This is really a quick tip that I’m posting more for me, but which I thought I’d share with the rest of the community.