Although Gartner started talking about portals which would provide an integrated view for information access/content aggregation, applications and data as well as process integration back in 2002, we only see this promise delivered now. [For more about the evolution of Portals - see 6 generations of Portal Technology: from Content Aggregation to Portal Aggregation.]
The main business processes of a company are typically found in their back-end line of business applications. One of these LOB's incountornable is SAP . Next are a couple of links which show you how you can integrate SAP and Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 (MOSS):
- Using SAP iViews with SharePoint 2007
- SAP Integration with MOSS
- SAP and MOSS 2007 interoperability
- Integrating SharePoint with other portals and applications
- Connecting Microsoft Office (incl. MOSS and Duet) and SAP (Powerpoint - German only)
- Microsoft | SAP Customer Information Center
- SAP Global Alliance Technology Team Blog
- Duet for Microsoft Office and SAP
I'm currently looking at how you can integrate Microsoft Dynamics AX and Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007, so expect a couple of blog posts about this topic later on.
3 comments:
For SAP integration with MOSS check out Topaz Technology
Hi there,
Can you please tell me why & where is there any need to Integrate SAP and MOSS? As both of the technologies serve similar purpose.
Regards
Khushi
Because some companies may already have an existing corporate portal, such as MOSS, WebSphere, etc.. and wish to have SAP business processes available.
Thanks,
Richard Weed
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