BW for Fiori x HANA Cloud Platform = Awesome

I just published a high-level overview video on our BW for Fiori app running on HANA Cloud Platform. Before you do anything else today, check it out:

I’m incredibly proud to announce that our BW for Fiori app, originally targeted for on-premise SAP Gateway hosting, is now also running on SAP’s HANA Cloud Platform.

With this, you get:

  • Quick visualization of your BW/BEx data
  • Easy sharing of data with those who need it
  • Customizing your Fiori Launchpad with special user-generated tiles that tie directly to query results
  • (Most pertinent to cloud) Use Fiori without having to install all the infrastructure bits on-site

Seriously, I can’t overstate how proud I am. You guys should see how many times we’ve scribbled on, crossed out, erased, and annotated our whiteboards in the Mindset development office. We knew the platform had all the fundamentals to get us going – we simply had to connect our vision to it. Basically Skunk Works without the jet engines.

 

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Paul Modderman loves creating things and sharing them. He has spoken at SAP TechEd, multiple ASUG regional events, ASUG Fall Focus, Google DevFest MN, Google ISV Days, and several webinars and SAP community gatherings. Paul's writing has been featured in SAP Professional Journal, on the SAPinsider blog, and the popular Mindset blog. He believes clear communication is just as important as code, but also has serious developer chops. His tech career has spanned web applications with technologies like .NET, Java, Python, and React to SAP soutions in ABAP, OData and SAPUI5. His work integrating Google, Fiori, and Android was featured at SAP SAPPHIRE. Paul was principal technical architect on Mindset's certified solutions CloudSimple and Analytics for BW. He's an SAP Developer Hero, honored in 2017. Paul is the author of two books: Mindset Perspectives: SAP Development Tips, Tricks, and Projects, and SAPUI5 and SAP Fiori: The Psychology of UX Design. His passion for innovative application architecture and tech evangelism shines through in everything he does.

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