Day: October 19, 2017

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Retrain model; machines will continuously learn from data

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Data manager – user manages data with clicks, not code

Reusable transformations with predictive analytics

Propose ways to build models with guided workflow

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Automate models and lifecycle management

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Current challenges in advanced analytics and machine learning

 

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Automation and operationalization

Looking to a web version

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Automated analytics based on guided workflows

Expert analytics is based on predictive composer for experts, data scientists

Predictive Factory – massive models and deployment

On the right, “unify” access and modeling using Predictive Factory interface

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Complementary approaches

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Embed capabilities in SAP applications (e.g. Fraud Management) – PAi on the right

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Goals are shown above

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GDPR is part of the planned innovations

Data Hub architecture support

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Continue unification journey

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Data set preparation

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Unified predictive analytics platform, unified UI, user experience, predictive insights

Effort to expand embedding predictive models in business applications

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Oct 31 What’s new in SAP BI Mobile and Roadmap

Nov 7 Cross-Solution Analytics with SAP Analytics Cloud

Nov 9 What’s New in SAP Lumira 2.0

Nov 20 What’s new in Analysis Office 2.6?

Nov 28 – Introduction to SAP Data Hub 

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Hi All,

I am creating this blog to share my experience in integrating the Promenta webflow sample application into SAP Enterprise Portal 7.4.

Promenta are SAP Software Partners who provides innovative business solutions with a focus on SAP process automation and Enterprise Mobility. They have application which automate SAP master data, transactional and workflow processes across any platform or device.

Upon installing Promenta application in ECC and Portal we have can see many sample applications representing many features

I am going to explain how to bring one such Promenta sample application in to the Portal.

To run this sample application we need to follow the below steps.

In Portal under Content Administration-> Portal Applications

Create an iview based on portal application com.promenta.pct.wfbsp

Expand the portal app to show the component WfBSP

Right-click on the portal app above -> Copy

Navigate to PCD location under Content Management where we want the iView to be created.

Right-click on folder –> Paste as PCD object

Provide iView name and other iView Parameters as shown below.

Please make sure that the code link has the value com.promenta.pct.wfbsp.WfBSP

– Height Type = FullPage
– Isolation Method = URL
– Name = an appropriate iview title
– Logical System (SystemIdentifier) = Alias of the backend SAP ECC system.

This would normally be set to MCC_R3_SYS unless running in a multi-system landscape.
– MCC Webform id (FORMID) = the technical id of the webflow in the backend SAP ECC system.

Here it will be /PROMENTA/EXMP2_1

Assign this iViiew to portal pages, worksets and roles as per requirements.

And upon opening the corresponding role we can see the below output in new window.

Thus we have successfully integrated Promenta webflow sample into Enterprise Portal from ECC were the Promenta has been installed.

Thus we have integrated Promenta sample application into EP 7.4 successfully.

Thanks and regards,

Bharanidharan S P M

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