All things integration with Paul van Os

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We were happy to welcome Paul van Os to our HANA Café NL podcast to talk about all things integration within the SAP ecosystem. Paul is a seasoned integration professional and in this episode we covered:
  • BC, XI, PI, PO, CI, IS, EDA
  • AI for IS
  • Monitoring
  • Tools Paul uses: Figaf tools from Daniel Graversen and Stylish Studio
  • Advise on staging environments, 1, 2 or 3 tier integration landscape
  • Tips on how to become an integration professional
We also took a deep dive in tales from the past:

  • What does XINIXINXI mean?
  • Why you should never use the MARA table to wait for database commits
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