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SAP Vora is an in-memory computing solution from SAP that allows to develop analytical applications from massive data sources (Big Data) and NoSQL. In this article we will introduce you to its main components and features. Furthermore, we will disclose some initial insights about its performance by using a test case developed at Clariba. Let’s start with a brief introduction.
Helping our customers in their Digital Transformation journey requires us to constantly stay outside of our comfort zone, to make sure we are a step ahead of our competitors while adding value to our customers. Our participation in the Du Tough Mudder race, with a team led by our Global Sales Manager Luca Spinelli, reminded us of key values we try to keep always in mind in whatever we do. Read the full story written by him.
As enterprises still struggle to successfully rollout native mobile applications as outlined by a recent Gartner Survey, large enterprise software vendors like IBM, SAP and others are moving to facilitate better native mobile application development by releasing enterprise software development kits (SDKs) of their own.
As SAP Analytics expert partners, we felt the need to develop an internal tool to help us measure a SAP BI server’s performance when handling more and more data and more and more users. We needed to scientifically and objectively measure SAP BI performance and benchmark it against other servers or after server tuning. The result are the Clariba SAP Business Intelligence Benchmarks.
Clariba began with offices in Barcelona, Spain and then expanded internationally to Doha and Dubai, attracting the best talent to work with leading customers in telecommunications, retail, healthcare, transportation & logistics, oil & gas, and banking sectors. We believe that sky is the limit and therefore we are opening other global offices in order to fulfill the needs of our growing customer portfolio and to continue to provide the best service possible.
As you may know, when it comes to changing the appearance of a crosstab in Design Studio you need to add some properties in the CSS file. To do so, there are some posts available on the Desing Studio Community Forum that advice on changing the style of the different parts of the crosstab (headers, rows, etc…), but there is not much information about complex changes such as hiding columns or changing column names.
