SAP NetWeaver/.NET Interoperability - Rohr, A. / Meigen, T. / Fischer, A.
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This comprehensive book is focused on heterogeneous system landscapes built using SAP and Microsoft components, and quickly teaches readers about the vast integration capabilities within all levels of the NetWeaver stack. Developers, consultants, and IT managers will benefit from practical examples of all components: interface technologies like BAPI and RFC, process integration with XI and BizTalk, information integration with BW and MS BI, as well as user integration with SAP NetWeaver Portal, SharePoint, and Office (including a preview on Duet, formerly known as Project Medocino).
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Produktbeschreibung
This comprehensive book is focused on heterogeneous system landscapes built using SAP and Microsoft components, and quickly teaches readers about the vast integration capabilities within all levels of the NetWeaver stack. Developers, consultants, and IT managers will benefit from practical examples of all components: interface technologies like BAPI and RFC, process integration with XI and BizTalk, information integration with BW and MS BI, as well as user integration with SAP NetWeaver Portal, SharePoint, and Office (including a preview on Duet, formerly known as Project Medocino).

Thomas Meigen works for SAP AG in the alliance team for Microsoft. Thomas joined SAP in 1992 and spent several years as a technology consultant for R/2 and R/3. Since 1998, Thomas works exclusively in the Microsoft relationship, initially for 5 years as the Product Manager for the Microsoft platform. Since 2003, he heads the Collaboration Technology Support Center Microsoft (CTSC-MS) for SAP. The CTSC addresses all kinds of interoperability topics between SAP and Microsoft solutions.
Autorenporträt
Andreas Rohr holds a diploma in business administration with a focus on information management. Since January 2005 he has been working as a freelance consultant. In this function, Andreas focuses on the area of interoperability and the architecture of interfaces. Many of the projects he completed in the past focused on interfaces between SAP R/3 or SAP NetWeaver and Microsoft products. Andreas is also a certified Microsoft Partner.
After finishing his studies and a subsequent scholarship at Siemens Nixdorf Informationssysteme AG (SNI), Andreas Rohr worked as a developer, solutions architect, and project manager at a medium-size IT service provider where he successfully supported projects for several large German enterprises. After that he worked as an IT Coordinator for a subsidiary of Deutsche Post (German Postal Services).
In addition to his freelance consulting work, Andreas has been teaching information management and "EAI with a focus on SAP" at the Institute of Management in Berlin, Germany, since 2004.
Thomas Meigen works for SAP AG in the alliance team for Microsoft. Thomas joined SAP in 1992 and spent several years as a technology consultant for R/2 and R/3. Since 1998, Thomas works exclusively in the Microsoft relationship, initially for 5 years as the Product Manager for the Microsoft platform. Since 2003, he heads the Collaboration Technology Support Center Microsoft (CTSC-MS) for SAP. The CTSC addresses all kinds of interoperability topics between SAP and Microsoft solutions.
André Fischer has worked in the area of Strategic Alliance Microsoft at SAP AG since 2004. After finishing his studies of physics at RWTH Aachen University and Heidelberg University, Germany, he started his professional career in 1995 as a technology consultant for an SAP partner. From the beginning he specialized in the area of operating SAP solutions on Microsoft platforms as well as the authorization system in SAP R/3. During his work as a consultant he supported numerous customers in building up their system landscapes and forming their SAP Basis teams.
From 1999 to 2000 he was responsible for setting up a data center for a newly founded outsourcing joint venture company. The successful SAP audit of the data center which was based on the Windows/SQL Server platform resulted in the certification of the company as an SAP Hosting Partner in 2000. From 2002 onwards, André Fischer worked as a Senior Consultant with a focus on SAP security. In this context, his work focused primarily on identity management and single sign-on of SAP solutions in the interaction with Microsoft Active Directory.
In 2004, he joined the newly created Collaboration Technology Support Center Microsoft (CTSC-MS) at SAP AG. His current work focuses on integrating SAP and Microsoft technologies in the areas of single sign-on, identity management, knowledge management, and process management. He has published numerous articles on those topics in the SAP Developer Network.