msc mobile blog - mtt tag

SAP Mobile Timesheet sucks???

Thu, 05 Mar 2009 14:37:00 GMT

One anonymous person wrote a comment on my blog post about MTS (A look at the SAP MTS Functionality).

Lessons Learned from MTT Implementations

Tue, 21 Oct 2008 08:56:00 GMT

A SAP Mobile Time and Travel Implementation is straight forward - but there are some things that you learn over time, some things that are done wrong by many people who do it the first time. Here are some lessons learned from our experience with MTT.

A look at the SAP MTS Functionality

Fri, 17 Oct 2008 10:31:00 GMT

SAP MTS enables employees in an organization to record their working times on laptops, anywhere at any time. A network connection is not required for time recording. This option primarily benefits employees who must travel frequently and don’t always have a connection to their corporate network.

A look at the SAP MTR Functionality

Fri, 01 Feb 2008 11:33:00 GMT

SAP MTR allows employees to capture their travel expenses in a disconnected mode and send the data to the back-end system once a connection is established, also known as synchronization. In both SAP MTS and MTR, the back-end application logic is mirrored with the offline application because the business logic from the back end was recoded for the mobile device. You can access recorded SAP MTR data in the back end as soon as the synchronization is over. Depending on the amount of data you are loading, the synchronization takes between 30 seconds and five minutes to complete. SAP MTR allows users to choose which trips should be synchronized, which is useful if some incomplete expense reports were created offline and are not ready to be sent to the backend yet.

Mobile Business Solutions - Ready for the big Market?

Mon, 16 Oct 2006 08:01:00 GMT

The development of mobile applications based on SAP technology (Mobile Infrastructure, Mobile Web DynPro) is not rocket science. If you are a skilled Java or ABAP developer you can do it! In general an Mobile Infrastructure development project is no different from any other development project you have worked on in the past! But with every new technology there are new things you have to think about, new snares and new challenges. There is less experience and not many people you can ask for help. But because of this we have the SDN, the great forums and now another blog dealing with the development of mobile applications.